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Stem cell therapy for multiple sclerosis in 5 years

MS is caused by the immune system attacking a protective substance around nerve fibres called myelin...

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Viral fever `raises multiple sclerosis risk`

Epstein-Barr virus combined with genetic variations in the immune system, can raise a person`s risk ...

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New treatments for multiple sclerosis

They found a synthetic chemical compound that inhibits the pro-inflammatory signals produced by the ...

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Higher phosphate intake ups heart disease risk

Researchers at the University of Sheffield have suggested that lowering your intake of phosphate cou...

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Vitamin D `lowers relapse risk of multiple sclerosis`

Having high levels of vitamin D everyday can lower the risk of relapse.

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Viagra may ‘drastically cut multiple sclerosis symptoms’

Multiple sclerosis is the most common chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system.

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Neutralizing cytokine GM-CSF can halt multiple sclerosis

GM-CSF is produced by a newly discovered subclass of helper T cells.

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Stem cells may help treat aggressive MS

For the treatment of MS, the immune cells in a patient’s bone marrow are removed using chemotherapy.

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Sun exposure may lower multiple sclerosis risk

Multiple Sclerosis is chronic disease of brain & spinal cord, with recurrent flare-ups of symptoms.

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ALS causing gene discovered

Researchers have discovered a gene that appears to cause some instances of familial ALS.

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New study provides hope for MS treatment

Study by scientists has raised hopes of a new treatment within 15 years of multiple sclerosis.

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Blueberries help fight artery hardening

Start eating blueberries if you have atherosclerosis.

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New target for multiple sclerosis discovered

A new study has brought scientists closer to solving one of the many mysteries of multiple sclerosis...

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Cholesterol levels in young adults predict future heart disease risk

Even moderately high cholesterol level increases heart disease risk.

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Spain allows medicinal use of cannabis

Spain has allowed the medication derived from cannabis for the treatment of spasticity in patients w...

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Now, a way to reduce atherosclerosis!

In what could benefit humans in the future, scientists claim to have found a way to significantly ...

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Stem therapy offers hope for multiple sclerosis

British scientists have claimed to have developed a new stem cell therapy.

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Low vitamin D levels linked to multiple sclerosis brain atrophy

In a new study, neurologists at the University at Buffalo have shown that low vitamin D levels may b...

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Sunlight may play a big role in controlling Multiple Sclerosis

Ultraviolet portion of sunlight plays a bigger role than vitamin D in controlling multiple sclerosis...

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Sunlight than vitamin D can work better in controlling multiple sclerosis

Ultraviolet portion of sunlight plays a bigger role than vitamin D in controlling multiple sclerosis...

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Possible onset mechanism for multiple sclerosis discovered

Researchers from the Catholic University of Rome have identified a possible onset mechanism for mult...

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Giving birth can slow multiple sclerosis progression: Study

The progression of multiple sclerosis, a long-term inflammatory condition of the central nervous sys...

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Mums-to-be with multiple sclerosis less likely to suffer complications

A new study has revealed that pregnant women with multiple sclerosis are at a modest risk of sufferi...

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More sun exposure may reduce chances of sclerosis

A team of Oz scientists claim to have discovered that frequent sun exposure could result in lowering...

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Genes discovered to fight Multiple sclerosis

US researchers have discovered two genes associated with repairing the damaged central nervous syst...

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Swedish snuff doesn’t increase multiple sclerosis risk

Unlike cigarettes, Swedish snuff doesn’t increase a person’s risk of developing multiple sclerosis, ...

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Soon, a simple blood test to predict severity of multiple sclerosis

Scientists from University College London have revealed that a simple blood test may soon help predi...

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Cure for multiple sclerosis now possible

Canadian researchers have successfully reversed multiple sclerosis in rodents, spelling hope for hum...

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New tool may track thickening of artery wall

Scientists have developed a new chemical imaging technique which could one day help in the fight aga...

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New chemical imaging technique may help combat atherosclerosis

A novel chemical imaging technique, called Attenuated Total Reflection Fourier Transform Infrared Sp...

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Scientists track down causes of multiple sclerosis

In a breakthrough which could help people suffering from multiple sclerosis, scientists have discove...

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