Multiple sclerosis may protect against Alzheimer’s disease
A new study finds evidence that MS patients are less likely to have amyloid plaques, an Alzheimer’s disease hallmark, than adults without MS.
Nanoparticles could help patients with MS, ALS, and Parkinson’s
Researchers say it’s possible for nanoparticles to go through the digestive system and deliver medicine directly to the brain tissue.
Fitness trackers and phones can help monitor multiple sclerosis
Fitness trackers and smartphones offer an easy and accessible way to monitor progression of multiple sclerosis, researchers say.
New MRI method brings multiple sclerosis into sharper view
A new method of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may mean earlier detection and better monitoring of multiple sclerosis.
Mouse study reveals 1 protein that could slow MS damage
When researchers blocked the protein, it slowed damage to the central nervous system and improved multiple sclerosis symptoms in mice.
Simple sugar may ease markers of multiple sclerosis
A simple sugar, N-acetylglucosamine, has benefits for people with multiple sclerosis, study results suggest.
Multiple sclerosis often goes undetected in at-risk kids
Tools used to detect multiple sclerosis in at-risk adults may fail to predict the neurological disorder in children, a new study shows.
Multiple sclerosis often goes undetected in at-risk kids
Tools used to detect multiple sclerosis in at-risk adults may fail to predict the neurological disorder in children, a new study shows.
Can more fiber slow MS progression?
Poor gut health may drive the progression of multiple sclerosis. The good news is a better diet may slow it down.
Can more fiber slow MS progression?
Poor gut health may drive the progression of multiple sclerosis. The good news is a better diet may slow it down.