The DNA of our ancestors tells us more about our current diseases
By comparing ancient human genes with modern DNA, researchers have revealed the secrets of the origins of certain contemporary diseases, ...
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Having experienced childhood trauma could increase the risk of multiple sclerosis
© ShutterstockWhile it is known that childhood trauma can alter the immune system and increase the risk of autoimmune disease, ...
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Multiple sclerosis: is the disease hereditary?
© shutterstockIn France, approximately 110,000 people suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS). "It is a pathology that develops more in young ...
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MS: markers in the retina for earlier diagnosis
Austrian scientists have suggested that the thickness of the retinal layer could be a biomarker in the diagnosis of multiple ...
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3 received ideas (to forget) about multiple sclerosis
© Getty Images/iStockphoto1 - Multiple sclerosis only affects the elderlyFAKE. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is not at all a disease of ...
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Can multiple sclerosis be prevented?
© Shutterstock / New AfricaIn order to implement a disease prevention strategy, it is necessary to know its causes and ...
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Charcot’s disease: a protein from an ancient virus contributes to the disease
An American study recently suggested that an ancient protein, called PEG10, may be a specific hallmark of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. ...
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Testimonial: “Multiple sclerosis does not define me”
© Shutterstock"When very unpleasant tingling invaded my left hand, eight years ago, I first brushed off the symptom with a: ...
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Multiple sclerosis: physical exercise on a game console improves the health of patients
Training regularly with the Wii Balance Board would help patients with multiple sclerosis improve their balance and the precision of ...
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Multiple sclerosis: watch out for excess salt
Patients with multiple sclerosis should reduce their salt intaketo limit the progression of their disease, according to the results of ...
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Multiple sclerosis: the benefits of sport demonstrated
© istockPeople with multiple sclerosis (MS) tend to neglect sport. Yet practice is a good reflex that can improve patients' ...
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Testimonials: Suffering from multiple sclerosis, they chose to have a baby
© Getty ImagesMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease characterized by an attack of the nervous system by cells of the ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a promising way to prevent the immune system from overreacting
© Getty ImagesThere multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory neurological disease, which causes progressive destruction of the myelin sheath, which ...
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Multiple sclerosis: what is this food additive capable of limiting inflammation?
© Shutterstock / spline_xThe rapid increase in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases in industrialized countries over the past few decades shows ...
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Scoliosis: ways to go back to the origins
It is an ordeal for parents, a handicap for children and an enigma for doctors. 3% of children suffer from ...
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Multiple sclerosis: improving sleep against cognitive decline
Sleep disturbances affect cognition in patients with multiple sclerosisaccording to the results of a study published in the medical journal ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a good level of education protects the brain
© iStockphoto Having a high level of education is not only used to shine in society. According to Italian researchers ...
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Multiple sclerosis: the State compensates a patient
© istockRecord compensation. A former nurse who suffered from multiple sclerosisafter being vaccinated against hepatitis B won his case in ...
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Soon a treatment to slow down the evolution of multiple sclerosis
Stop the progression of multiple sclerosis (ALS) could be possible thanks to a treatment called "copper-ATSM", according to the results ...
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Multiple sclerosis: vitamin D deficiency doubles the risk
A vitamin D deficiency doubles the risk of suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS). Researchers from McGill University in Canada and ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a promising drug against both forms of the disease
© iStockPhotosThe same drug for both forms of the disease: this is the hope aroused by a molecule in the ...
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World Multiple Sclerosis Day: raising awareness and advancing research
© GettyImagesOn the occasion of World Multiple Sclerosis Day, May 30, 2018, The Union for the Fight Against multiple sclerosis ...
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New treatments for multiple sclerosis
© GettyImagesAt 29, Sabine began to feel tingling in the fingers of her left hand, then throughout her arm, accompanied ...
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Never Ending Story: an Instagram story to understand multiple sclerosis
© DRMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, degenerative and inflammatory disease of the brain and spinal cord that affects more ...
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Multiple sclerosis: it would be linked to the Epstein-Barr virus
© ShutterstockAround 95% of the world's population is infected with the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV): this virus, which belongs to the ...
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Why can the sun be beneficial against multiple sclerosis?
© Shutterstock / kitzcornerMultiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the central nervous system. Victim ...
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Testimonial: “I tamed my multiple sclerosis”
© Marine BarneriasIn April 2015, I suddenly lost my sight for several days. A black hole of incredible violence that ...
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Red wine may increase symptoms of multiple sclerosis
© CreatasWe may boast about the anti-inflammatory properties of red wine, but its effect is not beneficial for everyone. Researchers ...
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Multiple sclerosis: only 48% of patients talk about their disease at work
© ThinkstockA survey conducted by the French League against Multiple Sclerosis (LFSEP) reveals that three quarters of people suffering from ...
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Multiple sclerosis: video games to improve cognition
"Brain" video games could help patients with multiple sclerosisto improve their functional connections, according to the results of a study ...
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