Category: Multiple Sclerosis Research

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Tweet This post was created by Dr Tim Jamieson, a Health Economist at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health, Queen Mary University of London about his recent publication in the European Journal of Health Economics. The Health Economic and Policy Research Unit at QMUL has just published a piece of work in conjunction with Dr…

Children with multiple sclerosis (MS) who have more paramagnetic rim lesions (PRLs) — areas of chronic active inflammation seen on MRI scans — tend to lose more brain volume over time, a  new study found. These lesions were common in pediatric MS, a rare form of the disease that develops during childhood or adolescence, appearing…

Hello all, and long time, no speak! I feel rubbish that I haven’t blogged in months but, at the same … The post The Reality of Living with SPMS appeared first on . SPMS and My Body Image Living with a Progressive Chronic illness…. New Meds, New House, New Feelings about My MS… Source: trippingthroughtreacle.com

I wrote in the summer about changing the disease-modifying therapy (DMT) for my multiple sclerosis (MS). I’ve familiarized myself with the available DMTs, and I plan to ask my neurologist for her recommendation next week and then make a decision. As I’ve researched my options, I’ve become interested in participating in clinical trials. The database…

This easy and festive recipe for classic Holiday Rice Krispie Treats is a crowd pleaser. You can add fun toppings such as red and green M&Ms and holiday sprinkles or any additional toppings you might like. Ingredients Instructions Wishing you all … Continue reading → Source: blog.mymsaa.org

Tweet Fc is the effector end of antibodies the Fab binds to the target. Antibodies kill their targets by cells or other molecules pulling holes in the target via the Fc receptor. Natalizumab works by the front end blocking the target for natalizumab. In terms of killing targets by cells there are genetic variants of…