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Fashion, MS and a 28-year moment I’ll never forget

I never could have imagined that exactly 28 years after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, I’d find myself on a runway in Fort Lauderdale, Florida—modeling adaptive clothing, no less. And I certainly never imagined I’d be modeling adaptive clothing with my husband. But that’s exactly…

Not all disability progression is permanent in RRMS, data suggest

Disability progression is not always permanent for people with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS), even when it occurs independent of a relapse, a new study has found. Researchers report that nearly one-third of RRMS patients who experience progression independent of relapse activity (PIRA) see their disability…

PPI scandi Style

Tweet Patient and public involvement (PPI) has been the mantra in grant review and research funding for years. It is said that “People living with a health condition are often in a better position to know what questions remain unanswered about their treatment or condition,…

Worsening Types

Tweet De Meo E, Addazio I, Portaccio E, Bonacchi R, Betti M, Patti F, Guerrieri S, Foschi M, Ferraro D, Annovazzi P, Brescia Morra V, Tortorella C, Lugaresi A, Camilli F, Pozzilli C, Perini P, Granella F, De Luca G, Torri Clerici VLAM, Vianello M,…

Lower-dose contrast agent Vueway passes 3M doses

More than 3 million doses of Vueway (gadopiclenol), a lower-dose gadolinium contrast MRI agent used to diagnose and monitor conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS), have been administered at more than 900 customer sites, maker Bracco Diagnostics said. Approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for…