“The wheelchair has entered our life…”
The role of caregiver concerns one in five people in France. Beyond the national day dedicated to them on October ...
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“No question of becoming his nurse”
The role of caregiver concerns one in five people in France. Beyond the national day dedicated to them on October ...
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Multiple sclerosis: towards a cure thanks to cellular therapies?
In 2024, the first clinical trials on humans will produce encouraging results, paving the way for a new era in ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a promising treatment would reduce the appearance of new brain lesions
Frexalimab, a new experimental anti-CD40L antibody developed by Sanofi, has shown very promising results, offering a reduction of up to ...
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Multiple sclerosis: why does pregnancy alleviate the symptoms?
During pregnancy, changes in the immune system have beneficial effects on the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL Pregnant women ...
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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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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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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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Why is HIV so hard to eliminate?
Despite the spectacular results of tritherapies, it is most often impossible to eliminate HIV. The reason: the absence of a ...
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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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How can gut bacteria impact multiple sclerosis?
Cerebrospinal fluid samples taken from people with multiple sclerosis show high levels of different toxic substances, produced by gut bacteria. ...
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Exposure to the sun would protect against multiple sclerosis
Improving morale, regulating the internal clock, boosting our immune system… The sun has many health benefits. According to a recent ...
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Multiple sclerosis: immune cells responsible for inflammation?
Immune cells capable of blocking inflammation in the gut are present in the brains of people with multiple sclerosis. They ...
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Alzheimer’s drug for multiple sclerosis could improve memory
American scientists have discovered that a drug used to treat multiple sclerosis could also prove effective in halting memory loss ...
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What if we used the cold to fight multiple sclerosis?
The cold could reduce the symptoms of multiple sclerosis by concentrating the body's energy resources on maintaining its body temperature. ...
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Multiple sclerosis: cold could relieve symptoms
What if winter was more bearable for patients with multiple sclerosis? That's according to new research from scientists at the ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a new mode of communication between cells
A mode of communication between neurons and microglia, immune cells present in the brain, has just been discovered and would ...
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Multiple sclerosis: an increased risk of death for depressed people
The risk of developing cardiovascular disease is also greater for people with multiple sclerosis and depression. THE ESSENTIAL Symptoms of ...
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Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, epilepsy: a “Trojan horse” to get treatment into the brain
Using nanoparticles, a team of researchers has discovered how to better deliver drugs against multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Diseases ...
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Multiple sclerosis: chronic inflammation of neurons causing degeneration
By performing MRI brain sections, the researchers revealed chronic neuronal inflammation at the periphery of the plaques. Observed in patients ...
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Multiple sclerosis: recurring health problems can be a warning sign
Multiple sclerosis is often diagnosed years after the appearance of the first symptoms which would often be perceived, wrongly, as ...
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World Day: 6 misconceptions about multiple sclerosis
On the occasion of the World Day of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) which takes place every year on May 30, Professor ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a treatment approach to reduce visual disturbances
A new treatment would restore the myelin and the nerve fibers of the optic system. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis attacks ...
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Multiple sclerosis: a new molecule slows its progression
The molecule that slows the progression of multiple sclerosis opens the way to new therapies.Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic ...
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Multiple sclerosis: 18% of patients receive the wrong diagnosis
A study conducted in a hospital center in Los Angeles revealed that 18% of patients followed for multiple sclerosis were ...
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