Would You Take Parasitic Worm Secretions to Prevent Nervous System Inflammation?
Do you have any strong feelings about worms? No, not earthworms you find in the garden, or even roundworms or…
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MS Patient’s Pick of the Week’s News: Remyelination Drug Patent, Gut Microbiota, Statins, Cognition and Depression
Quite a mixed bag in the pick of the week’s news: A drug in development, microbiota in the gut, statins and MS,…
Patients Need To Know What Drugs Do Inside Our Bodies
Oral therapy Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate) seems to be emerging as a first-line treatment for relapsing multiple sclerosis – according to…
MS Patient’s Pick of the Week’s News: Tremors, Tecfidera, MRI, Progression, and Caregivers
There have been plenty of interesting stories on Multiple Sclerosis News Today over the last seven days. Here is my Pick of…
Have Your Say About Disease Modifying Therapies for RRMS
You have just one week from today to have your say about the effectiveness of various disease…
MS Patient’s Pick of the Week’s News
Developments of treatments for MS dominate my pick of the week’s news in MS News Today. Included is a vaccine and a…
MS Patients Want Research to Focus on a Cure, Not Possible Causes
As interesting as it can be for patients with MS who hear about work being done to find the causes…
To Fight MS, Drink Four Cups of Coffee a Day?
Ready to fight MS? Well, you can start first thing every day. So, how do you start your day —…
MS Clinic Using ‘Liberation Therapy’ Being Investigated for Alleged False Claims
Allegations that false claims regarding treatment were made to potential patients, as well as one of its proponents having at…
An MS Patient’s View: Ian’s Review of the Week’s News
In my weekly news review, I take a brief look, from my MS patient’s view, at a few of the…
MS Patients Need a Drug Therapy Without Awful Side Effects
Never having been offered, let alone received any disease modifying therapy, I can address the subject of disease modifying therapies,…
MS is Linked to Glandular Fever, I Have No Doubt
In my mind, MS is linked to glandular fever. From personal experience, there is no room for doubt of any…
Unexpected Diversity of Crucial Brain Cells Discovered in MS Mouse Study
Discovery of an unexpected diversity of oligodendrocytes in mice could lead to new insights into mechanisms of degeneration and regeneration…
MS Weekly News Review – June 20
Welcome to our very first weekly news review. Starting today, it is the intention to use the Monday column of…
Optic Neuritis in MS So Difficult To See
Optic neuritis is one of the symptoms of which those of us who live with multiple sclerosis on a daily…
Alone with MS? Â Are You? Really?
Am I alone with MS? I do wonder that, sometimes; at those times of fatigue and frustration when the darkness…
Medical Cannabis Has a Role to Play in MS Treatment
Medical cannabis is subject to laws relating to the growing, possession, transport, and use of marijuana. These vary from country…
Processed Foods and Additives May Lead To MS, Autoimmune Diseases
Processed foods have been added to the list of “no-no” items that we are not supposed to eat if you,…
Stem Cell MS Patients Lead Normal Life Thanks To aHSCT Procedure
People with MS who were involved in a long-term clinical trial are out and about enjoying a full and normal…
Aggressive Stem Cell Therapy Stops MS Relapses, According to Long-term Clinical Trial
Stem cell treatment has been proven to both halt MS clinical relapses and the development of new brain lesions over…
MS life expectancy discussed but not all treatments considered
When talking about how treatments affect MS life expectancy, it’s wrong to leave out HSCT. Sorry, but it’s just plain…
Is MS hereditary? Yes, According to New Study
Some forms of multiple sclerosis are hereditary after all. After many years of saying that MS is not passed down…
MS is a lonely road. No kidding!
Being lonely can be very difficult to define as it is not only the popularly assumed situation of being alone.
‘MS Does Not Remit’ – Call to Change RRMS Name to Relapsing MS
MS does not remit and the out dated term causes many people to delay taking medication, says Dr Patricia Coyle,…
Stem Cell Transplants – an Exciting MS Therapy Development
Stem cell treatment of MS, which came under the spotlight at last week’s 16th Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Multiple…
Do MS and Epilepsy share a link? I Have Both
By the time I went through various tests that led to being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 14 years ago, epilepsy had already…
Can Vitamin D Supplements Prevent MS or Keep Symptoms from Worsening?
There has been a great deal of talk and conjecture about the relationship between multiple sclerosis (MS) and vitamin D,…
Side Effects of Zinbryta, an FDA-approved MS Drug, Need to Be Considered Too
Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed in this blog post are not the opinions of Multiple Sclerosis News Today. Our MS…
MS Might Be Reversed by Strict Dieting, USC Study in Mice Reports
How would you feel about following a calorie-restricted diet, if it might reverse the symptoms of multiple sclerosis and help repair…
Run to Win the Race Against MS
Welcome to this, the very first installment of my new regular column for Multiple Sclerosis News Today. Here, you can join…