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Multiple Sclerosis
Recent study offers hope for new, targeted therapies
Recent research sheds light on a molecular link between B12 deficiency and multiple sclerosis, opening the door to the possibility of new ways to treat MS.
Researchers Identify Potential Precursors to Multiple Sclerosis
Five symptoms may serve as helpful markers in early diagnosis of MS and other autoimmune diseases, especially among high-risk populations.
Mono: A Hidden Culprit in Chronic Illness
Epstein-Barr disease stretches further than the infectious mononucleosis—with frequently overlooked influence on chronic diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
Research: Certain COVID-19 Vaccines May Lead to Neuromyelitis Optica
An auto-immune disease of the central nervous system that has been considered rare in the past, is showing up in some post-vaccinated people.
Multiple Sclerosis: A Debilitating Autoimmune Disorder With 8 Early Signs
Nearly 1 million people in the United States live with multiple sclerosis, a chronic autoimmune disease.
Researchers Explore Whether Common Bacterium Is Triggering MS
A microbe found on pets, farm animals, and just about everywhere excretes 20 toxins, including one that targets the blood-brain barrier.
Specific Gut-Friendly Yeast Alleviates MS Pain and Fatigue: Study
A small clinical trial shows big benefits for patients with multiple sclerosis who took Saccharomyces boulardii probiotic for four months.
Micronutrients Help Protect Against Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Discover the nutrients vital for protecting your mind.
