MS: highly effective therapies for adults are more effective in children
Children with multiple sclerosis have better outcomes if they are treated early and with the same high-effective therapies as adults. ...
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MS and Sport: “The more physical activity we have, the more we fend off fatigue”
Is sport incompatible with multiple sclerosis? Anita Fatis, former high-level athlete, suffering from MS and multi-medalist in para swimming, gives ...
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MS and remyelination: the hope for “more effective tissue repair”
When you have multiple sclerosis, the immune system attacks the myelin sheath, ultimately leading to neurodegeneration. Today, research is focusing, ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “We can today predict the diagnosis in patients who do not yet have the disease”
From the first clinical signs to confirmatory MRIs, how is multiple sclerosis diagnosed? Dr David Laplaud, neurologist specializing in MS ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “Experiencing a normal pregnancy while controlling the progression of the disease is possible!”
Multiple sclerosis is often diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, at an age when the choice of starting ...
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MS: a discovery could help personalize treatments for patients
Researchers have discovered three immunological endophenotypes of multiple sclerosis that could be used to predict the course of the disease, ...
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Multiple sclerosis: an antihistamine could repair certain lesions
American scientists have discovered that antihistamine treatment could help repair certain brain damage caused by multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple ...
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MS and vaccinations: what’s new in 2024?
The French-speaking Multiple Sclerosis Society has updated its recommendations regarding vaccination of MS patients. Here is the summary for better ...
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MS: a new blood test to measure the immune response to the Epstein Barr virus
This new blood test could help better understand the links between multiple sclerosis and the Epstein Barr virus. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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SEP: “There are avenues of research to limit neuronal loss”
What treatments are available in 2024 to fight multiple sclerosis? What can patients expect in terms of therapeutic progress? Answers ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “Increasing inflammation through excess weight is not a good idea!”
Multiple sclerosis is an inflammatory disease that requires particular attention to the way you eat... Anti-inflammatory diet required! THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “practicing physical activity has many beneficial effects”
People with multiple sclerosis have every interest in maintaining physical or sporting activity. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis is a condition ...
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Multiple sclerosis: should you talk to your employer about it?
Here are some helpful elements and tips for working with multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple sclerosis is often diagnosed between ...
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Multiple sclerosis: “It’s very complicated to be sick but you have to adapt!”
A strong outbreak that appeared on a Sunday morning changed the life of Arnaud Gautelier. In 1999, this artistic director, ...
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What is the role of MRI in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis?
The diagnosis of MS is most often based on the identification of neurological symptoms associated with demyelination lesions identified on ...
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Multiple sclerosis: how to identify a flare-up?
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease of the central nervous system that manifests itself differently in different people. Despite ...
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Invisible disability: what are the symptoms of multiple sclerosis that cannot be seen?
Some signs of multiple sclerosis (MS) are undetectable to those around the sick person. Here is the list. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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