Antihistamine can reverse the effects of multiple sclerosis
American researchers have found that antihistamine treatment could repair certain brain damage caused by multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL At present, ...
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Multiple sclerosis: abnormalities in the white matter of the brain
Researchers have found an early marker of multiple sclerosis in the brains of people with this autoimmune disease. This discovery ...
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Multiple sclerosis: stressful events would promote flare-ups
Stress factors, such as poverty, abuse or even divorce, would contribute to the disability of adults with multiple sclerosis. THE ...
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Multiple sclerosis: the cold could alleviate the symptoms
A study published in 2021 and conducted by scientists from the University of Geneva, suggests that cold temperatures can help ...
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MS: lack of sleep in adolescence can increase the risks
Not getting enough sleep or having poor quality sleep in adolescence increases the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “It is a violence that affects the whole body”
Jocelyne Nouvet-Gire learned that she was suffering from multiple sclerosis shortly before the age of 50. Following the end of ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a diet rich in fiber helps slow its progression
Poor gut health could be the cause of multiple sclerosis. According to a recent study, a better diet could slow ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “I was diagnosed with everything and anything”
Coline, a 37-year-old restorer, has had multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic autoimmune disease affecting the central nervous system, for almost ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a food additive helps delay the onset of symptoms
According to Canadian researchers, guar gum would be effective in fighting the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. So how do you ...
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What if a retinal test could assess the severity of multiple sclerosis?
According to Austrian researchers, an examination of the retina can predict the severity of future attacks of multiple sclerosis, an ...
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What if zinc levels had a link with multiple sclerosis?
Patients with multiple sclerosis have higher zinc levels in plasma and in their red blood cells. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis ...
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Multiple sclerosis: the first signs that should worry
Tingling, burning... Here are the first signs that indicate that you are developing multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis is ...
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Multiple sclerosis: how common are flare-ups?
How common are multiple sclerosis flare-ups? An expert on this autoimmune disease responds. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an ...
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Is multiple sclerosis a hereditary disease?
Is multiple sclerosis a hereditary disease with a genetic origin? We answer you. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an ...
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What are the symptoms of multiple sclerosis?
Here are the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disease. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease of ...
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MS: is multiple sclerosis a serious disease?
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a scary disease. Here is what Professor Jérôme de Sèze thinks. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis (MS) ...
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MS: what causes multiple sclerosis?
Several factors can cause multiple sclerosis (MS). Here are which ones. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease ...
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Anne-Claire, 43, suffering from multiple sclerosis: “I thought I would end up in a wheelchair”
Each year, 3,000 new cases of multiple sclerosis are diagnosed in France. Anne-Claire Lenoir, 43, explains how this autoimmune disease ...
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Multiple sclerosis and pregnancy: “No difference with other women!”
Contrary to an old belief, in most cases, patients with multiple sclerosis live a pregnancy without any particular problem. THE ...
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Flares, pain, fatigue: what treatments against the effects of multiple sclerosis?
The management of multiple sclerosis benefits from new drug treatments. But it must often be accompanied by rehabilitation. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Multiple sclerosis: how to manage cognitive disorders
A majority of patients with multiple sclerosis complain of attention disorders or anxiety. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune ...
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Multiple sclerosis: Epstein-Barr, the virus of hope?
Today is World Multiple Sclerosis Day. An autoimmune disease that can lead patients to a disability. Recently identified, a possible ...
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Guillaume de Tonquédec: “In the management of multiple sclerosis, everything is empirical”
On the eve of World Multiple Sclerosis Day on May 30, Guillaume de Tonquédec, actor and sponsor of the Brain ...
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Multiple sclerosis: where is the research?
Over the past 15 years, many advances against multiple sclerosis have been made, with improved diagnosis and earlier management of ...
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Flu vaccine, breast implants and diagnosis of multiple sclerosis Influenza: administration of the vaccine through the skin would be more effective Multiple sclerosis: 18% of patients receive the wrong diagnosis
Administering the vaccine against the flu through the skin and no longer into the muscle would be more effective, a ...
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Multiple sclerosis: she confides and cries over the cessation of reimbursement for her treatment
Florence, 48, has had multiple sclerosis for eight years. While her treatment will soon no longer be reimbursed by Social ...
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Multiple sclerosis: trauma in childhood would increase the risk
Childhood trauma may be linked to an increased risk of multiple sclerosis (MS) later in life in women. The pro-inflammatory ...
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MS: how to reduce the side effects of treatments?
Immunosuppressive treatments, prescribed against multiple sclerosis, bind to "bad" receptors, and this can lead to side effects. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a lack of communication between immune cells?
The disease is not solely genetic or potentially linked to the Epstein-Barr virus. Cells of the immune system would also ...
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Multiple sclerosis: targeting the Epstein-Barr virus to prevent the disease
Multiple sclerosis can be caused by genetic, environmental but also infectious factors, with the Epstein-Barr virus. Developing a targeted treatment ...
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