MS: Iron levels in brain ‘predict disability’
MS: Iron levels in brain 'predict disability' Mapping iron levels in the brain with a noninvasive scan could help identify multiple sclerosis patients at higher risk of future physical disability.
Advanced MRI technique predicts risk of disease progression in MS
Advanced MRI technique predicts risk of disease progression in MS A study led by researchers at the University of Buffalo has shown that an advanced MRI technique can help to…
Intermittent fasting may benefit people with MS
Intermittent fasting may benefit people with MS In multiple sclerosis, the immune system mistakenly attacks and harms myelin, which is the "sheath" that protects axons (or the projection that links…
Medicin systemet virker som det skal udtaler Jakob Kjellberg om medicinrådet der afviste ocrelizumab til progressive scleroseramte
Følg link til den fulde artikel på Sunhedspolitisktidsskrift http://sundhedspolitisktidsskrift.dk/nyheder/1057-jakob-kjellberg-om-afvisning-af-medicin-systemet-virker-som-det-skal.html d. 13 juni Indlæg af formand Kim Gelser Jeg kan ikke sidde denne artikel over hør. Jeg er virkelig så vred…
Medicinrådet afviser ocrelizumab til progressive scleroseramte
1 juni 2018 af formand Kim Gelser: Jeg er helt og totalt målløs – og jeg er fandeme sur !!! (undskyld mit franske!) Det meget omtalte og længe ventede lægemiddel…
Sclerosens 1000 ansigter – Birthe Birk
De 1000 ansigter.
Navn. Birthe Birk
Alder: 70
Bor i: Helsingør
Diagnose: Sekundær progresiv
Behandling: ingen
Sclerosens ansigter – Kristina Andersen
Mød endnu et af sclerosens mange ansigter... Kristina Andersen
Alder: 24
Bor i: Odense
Diagnose: attackvis multiple sclerose
Behandling: 2 x 240 mg Tecfidera
Could eating more fish lower MS risk?
A new study from Kaiser Permanente investigates whether or not certain nutritional changes — specifically, eating more fish and taking omega-3 supplements — could decrease the risk of multiple sclerosis.…
Could a sunny climate prevent MS?
Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease wherein the immune system turns against healthy cells in the central nervous system, attacking myelin, or the "coating" around nerve cells. Scientists now investigate…
Multiple sclerosis: Have researchers found a key to prevention?
A potential new therapeutic target for multiple sclerosis has now been identified in a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Alberta and McGill University, both in Canada.…
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