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MS-Related Pain

It has been close to 25 years since I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Over the years, I have learned so much that I wish I didn’t know. Living with Multiple Sclerosis comes with too many unexpected and unpredictable issues. Still, these are all issues one must learn to accept…

ACTRIMS 2026: Current exercise habits linked to lower disability in MS: Study

People with multiple sclerosis (MS) who engage in more physical activity tend to have less severe physical and cognitive disability, a study demonstrated. While past exercise levels showed no correlation with later disease onset or slower disability accumulation, current exercise habits were significantly associated with…

Cuando la fortaleza dificulta acercarse a los demás

La fortaleza y la autosuficiencia suelen considerarse como una medalla de honor. Para muchas personas, especialmente aquellas que viven con enfermedades crónicas o incertidumbre constante, la fortaleza se vuelve sinónimo de supervivencia. Nos permite superar días difíciles, pero a menudo … Continue reading → Source:…

When Strength Makes It Hard to Let Others In

Strength and self-reliance are often worn like a badge of honor. For many people, especially those living with chronic illness or ongoing uncertainty, strength becomes synonymous with survival. It allows us to push through difficult days, but it often comes … Continue reading → Source:…

Know one know them all…or Not CD20-antibodies

Tweet Loss of circulating antibody as a result of continuous B cell depletion is a risk factor for infection. The battle grounds to distinguish between the different anti-CD20 has been centred on loss of IgG. It has been suggested that ofatumumab does not induce as…