More Multiple Sclerosis News

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  Resistance Training May Slow MS, Study Says

  Scans revealed less brain shrinkage in exercise group

  • Posted August 4, 2017
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  MS-Related Brain Changes May Affect Social Skills

  Study might explain why some multiple sclerosis patients stop understanding what others are feeling

  • Posted June 1, 2017
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  Stem Cell Transplants May Help Some With Multiple Sclerosis

  Review found younger patients fared better over 5 years, though some deaths reported

  • Posted February 20, 2017
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  U.S. Report Cites the Good and Bad on Marijuana

  Pot shown to help chronic pain, chemo-related nausea and muscle spasms in multiple sclerosis,...

  • Posted January 12, 2017
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  New MS Drug Shows ‘Breakthrough’ Promise for Advanced Disease

  Specialist hopes ocrelizumab will be available by spring

  • Posted December 22, 2016
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  Could Low Vitamin D Levels at Birth Mean Higher MS Risk?

  Perhaps, but researchers aren't ready to recommend routine supplementation during pregnancy

  • Posted December 1, 2016
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  Could Low Vitamin D Levels at Birth Mean Higher MS Risk?

  Perhaps, but researchers aren't ready to recommend routine supplementation during pregnancy

  • Posted December 1, 2016
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  MS Symptoms May Develop Earlier in Darker, Cooler Climes

  Study results suggest latitude affects timing of disease onset

  • Posted November 3, 2016
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  Powerful MS Drug Used Early May Reverse Some Disability

  But significant side effects remain an issue for Lemtrada, researcher says

  • Posted October 14, 2016
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  Exercise May Not Lower Women’s Risk of Multiple Sclerosis

  Study shows no benefit, but staying active can help ease disease symptoms, experts say

  • Posted September 29, 2016
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  Drug Shows Promise Against MS in Mouse Study

  Laquinimod seemed to slow progression of the neurological disorder, but human trials needed

  • Posted September 21, 2016
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