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84-Year-Old Bikes 150 Miles for MS posted Thu, Oct 29th 2009 by Deborah Dunham

Photodisc Lan Yin Tsai is not your typical long-distance cyclist. At New Jersey's recent City to Shore 150-mile ride for MS, the 84-year-old ... Read More »

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Genetic differences explain MS treatment variations posted Sat, Jan 19th 2008 by Brian White

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) sufferers can puzzle medical professionals sometimes. Standard treatments that work on some just don't work on other. From a ... Read More »

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New genetic links to Multiple Sclerosis found posted Mon, Jul 30th 2007 by Brian White

The state of genetic research as it applies to disease treatment continues to increase every year from what the media reports. Will there one day be ... Read More »

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Sun may protect youth against MS posted Sat, Jul 28th 2007 by Bethany Sanders

Sunlight's getting a lot of press lately, with emerging research that vitamin D is crucial for the prevention of certain diseases. Sun exposure is one ... Read More »

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Powerplate machine helps MS patients build muscle tone posted Sun, Jun 10th 2007 by Maggie Vink

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurological disease of the central nervous system. One of the most prevalent symptoms of MS is difficulty with ... Read More »

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Hi-tech eyeglasses help MS patients walk posted Thu, May 10th 2007 by Bethany Sanders

When someone suffering from multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's walks, they may sometimes "freeze" or have difficulty following through with the motion. ... Read More »

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Pregnancy hormone may help treat MS posted Sun, Feb 25th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

The symptoms of multiple sclerosis have been noted to ease for women during pregnancy, and scientists believe it's due to the hormone prolactin. In MS ... Read More »

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