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NIH Researchers Implicate Unique Cell Type in Multiple Sclerosis
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Study Casts Doubt on Link Between MS and Vein Trouble
Researchers say compromised blood flow is not a cause of the disease Source: HealthDay
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Retina's Thickness May Be Tied to Severity of MS, Study Suggests
If true, it might be a useful tool to measure the effectiveness of treatments Source: HealthDay
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Study Links Low Vitamin D Levels to Worse MS Symptoms
But it's too soon to recommend supplements for multiple sclerosis patients, researcher says Source: HealthDay
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Cancer Drug Reduced Relapses in MS Patients
Was better than standard treatment for treating symptoms of autoimmune disease Source: HealthDay
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Month of Birth Might Help Determine MS Risk, Study Suggests
Mothers who get too little sunlight produce less vitamin D, which could impact baby's lifetime risk Source: HealthDay
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Vitamin D in Pregnancy May Be Key to Women's Risk for MS
Taking supplements might be good preventive measure, expert says Source: HealthDay
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NIH-Funded Researchers Show Possible Trigger for MS Nerve Damage
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Multiple Sclerosis Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Source: Dept. of Veterans Affairs
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Eye Scan Could Help Track Progress of Multiple Sclerosis
Study found that faster thinning of retina was tied to more lesions Source: HealthDay
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View ArticleObesity in Girls Tied to Higher Multiple Sclerosis Risk
New research suggests that obese kids - adolescent girls, in particular - are more likely to be diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) than normal-weight youth.Source: Reuters Health
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Salty Diet Might Help Trigger MS, Rheumatoid Arthritis
Studies found it activated cells in the immune system, resulting in form of MS in rodents Source: HealthDay
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Brain Scans May Explain Thinking, Memory Problems in Some MS Patients
Study found more damaged white matter in brains of those with mental decline Source: HealthDay
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