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We are looking for positive stories to publish on the website in na blog format with multiple writers. I'm also gathering information on useful websites, and communities such as this to create an list index of MS resources.
If you are interested or have any ideas feel free to contact us at info@what-is-ms.com or use the sit'es contact form: what is MS?View Thread
The finding might be significant in developing a blood test to diagnose MS earlier, develop drugs that target this antibody, and spur further studies to investigate what other antibodies might also play a part in MS.
The full study article will be published in the July 12 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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http://www.opexatherapeutics.com/?page=tovaxin§ion=tovaxin
Currently there is only one FDA-approved treatment for SPMS. Novantrone, originally a cancer chemotherapy, is an infusion therapy performed once every three months for up to 24 months for the treatment of Secondary-Progressive MS.View Thread
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He explains the disease process with vivid metaphors and humor, as well as the mechanisms of our interferon and Copaxone therapies. He caps it with a description of pipeline therapies and a Q & A with callers. His explanations are thorough and easy to understand, I learned something from listening to him and I consider myself well-informed.
KimView Thread
Visit the site and listen to archived broadcasts--and check for alerts about new shows coming up. A must listen!View Thread
http://insidemystory.com/2012/01/30/good-intentions-but/View Thread
-Lisa EmrichView Thread
She says "Providing self-help information to people with either psychological difficulties or medical illnesses has always been the reason I write.
This book came about as the result of my being asked to write one specifically for persons with MS who, because of the seeming psychological problems of the illness, were blaming themselves.
Writing it and interviewing both persons with MS and professionals working in the field was extremely rewarding and each person opened a new understanding for me and affirmed the fact that, indeed, this book needed to be written."
It's Not All In Your Head - Dr. Farrell's MS book, symptoms and need to know
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Participation and comments are welcome, including stories and experiences of caregivers.View Thread
Neurologist put me on that medication, I've been on it since. I just recently started getting Allergic reactions to that medication just below my belly and on my legs. My nurse practioner placed me on Benedryl to relieve some of the itching and redness. It doesn't seem to be working what do I do?
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Here he is giving us a day in the life of someone who suffers from Chronic Pain, on WebMD TV.
Check it out!
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