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Obesity, smoking in teen years shown to increase risk of MS
Read about a study suggesting that adults diagnosed with MS, who were both obese and tobacco smokers at the age of 20 or younger, were more likely than non-smokers to have faster disease progression.
Read the full story here: Obesity and Smoking in Teen Years Could Speed Adult’s Progression to SPMS, Study Reports
Did you know about the link between BMI, tobacco and MS? Do you think either of these factors had an impact on you developing MS?
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