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MRI Before Pregnancy Predicts Early Postpartum MS Relapse

April 19, 2021 activism, activist, birth, breast feeding, Disability, disease modifying therapy, dmt, imaging (magnetic resonance), magnetic resonance imaging, magnetic resonance imaging (mri), medical literatu, MRI, MS, MS relapse, Multiple Sclerosis, multiple sclerosis (ms), multiple sclerosis relapse, postnatal, postpartum, pregnancy, puerperal, relapse of MS, relapse of multiple sclerosis, Social Issues

For women with multiple sclerosis (MS), results of MRI performed during the year before they become pregnant appear to accurately

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MS Hospital Visits Increase in Warmer Weather

April 15, 2021 adverse effects, Disability, environmental health, environmental hygiene, environmental medicine, Global Warming, hospital emergency services, inpatient care, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, multiple sclerosis (ms), multiple sclerosis (relapsing remitting), patient safety, relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis, rrms, side effects, Social Issues

Individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) seek additional acute medical care during periods of unusually warm weather, a new study has

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Step Therapy: Inside the Fight Against ‘Fail First’ Medicine

March 29, 2021 advanced practice nurse, Arkansas, Books, drug costs, Ethics, headache, health care manpower, health care quality/access/eva, health personnel, health plans, Health Policy, Insurance, journals, Medicaid, medical history, medical literature, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, multiple sclerosis (ms), Nebraska, pain, pain (pain management), pain management, patient history, practice management, Psoriasis, South Dakota, textbooks

Every day Melissa Fulton, RN, MSN, FNP, APRN-C, shows up to work, she’s ready for another fight. An advanced practice

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Researchers explore why some MS patients experience seizures

December 22, 2020 experience, explore, MS, patients, Researchers, seizures, some, Why

A research team at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine has identified a pathway involving astrocytes, a class

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Selma Blair Just Gave The Sweetest Gift To A Fellow MS Patient

June 5, 2019 A, Blair, Fellow, gave, gift, just, MS, Patient, Selma, Sweetest, the, to

Selma Blair gifted a fellow MS patient with an Alinker bike, according to her latest Instagram post. She says her

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Selma Blair Just Shared A Photo Showing How 'Exhausted' She Was Before MS Diagnosis

May 20, 2019 'Exhausted', A, Before, Blair, Diagnosis, How, just, MS, Photo, Selma, Shared, She, Showing, Was

In a series of Instagram posts over the weekend, Selma Blair shared how she’s feeling with her multiple sclerosis. Selma

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Lhermitte’s sign in MS: Causes, triggers, and treatment

December 5, 2018 and, Causes, in, Lhermitte's, MS, sign, treatment, triggers

Some people prefer to call Lhermitte’s sign, the barber chair phenomenon because it may happen when the head is bent

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Many Patients Do Not Engage Health Care Provider During MS Relapse

November 16, 2018 care, do, during, Engage, health, Many, MS, not, patients, Provider, Relapse

THURSDAY, Nov. 15, 2018 — The rate and frequency of relapse vary for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), and many

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MS sufferer can finally dance after having a stem-cell transplant

October 25, 2018 49, cell, dances, decade, Experimental, MS, stem, sufferer, Time, transplant

MS sufferer, 49, dances for the first time in a decade after an experimental stem-cell transplant rids him of the

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Ibudilast Appears to Slow Brain Atrophy Progression in MS

August 31, 2018 Appears, atrophy, brain, Ibudilast, in, MS, progression, Slow, to

FRIDAY, Aug. 31, 2018 — In patients with progressive multiple sclerosis, slower progression of brain atrophy was seen with ibudilast

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