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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Multiple sclerosis: a new treatment slows the progression of progressive forms
This new treatment is intended for the progressive form of the disease, the symptoms of which are more difficult to ...
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Cerebrovascular accident: sexuality to the rescue of the rehabilitation of patients
Brain activity and sexual activity are linked. In the journal NeuroRehabilitation, experts explain how sexuality can help in the rehabilitation ...
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Estrogen against multiple sclerosis lesions
Study reveals how the hormone protects against damage caused by multiple sclerosis to the central nervous system. One conclusion is ...
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A test for the early diagnosis of multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable disease that is difficult to diagnose at first. But researchers have discovered a new "molecular ...
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Multiple sclerosis: remission thanks to stem cells
A procedure involving autologous stem cell transplantation has shown better results in MS than available treatments.There is currently no cure ...
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Cervical cancer: Gardasil reviewed by a complaint
A new complaint was filed last Friday against the HPV vaccine Gardasil for investigating judges to investigate again its possible ...
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A food bacteria would trigger multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis could be triggered by clostridium perfringens. This food-borne bacterium sometimes produces the epsilon toxin, which is very aggressive ...
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Multiple sclerosis: labor stops 9 years after diagnosis
it takes five years before the symptoms of multiple sclerosis affect professional activity. Many patients have to stop work against ...
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ELA: mobilization to fight leukodystrophies
ELA Week was a success. 350 personalities played the role of Pr for a day in schools to read ELA's ...
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Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis: misconceptions and misconceptions
Online mockery, preconceived ideas and taboos at work: this is what emerges from a TNS Sofres survey carried out on ...
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Multiple sclerosis: consuming too much salt increases flare-ups
Study warns people with multiple sclerosis against excessive salt intake. Indeed, too much salt could promote the development of the ...
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AIDS: patients are less affected by multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis seems to affect people infected with HIV less. This is what a large British study, conducted over 12 ...
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Multiple sclerosis: stopping work is not inevitable
One in two patients is unemployed ten years after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Maintaining a professional activity is however ...
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Multiple sclerosis treatment erases bad memories
Trauma victims wish they could forget. It may soon become possible. Multiple sclerosis medication helps erase bad memories.Forget about bad ...
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Vitamin D alleviates and slows down multiple sclerosis
Vitamin D slows the progression of the disease and reduces its severity at an early stage, according to a 5-year ...
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Gardasil: 25 complaints that implicate the vaccine
More than twenty complaints will soon be filed against Gardasil. Maître Jean-Christophe Coubris calls for more transparency.25 new complaints against ...
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