How Sleep May Impact Mobility in Women with Chronic Conditions
Poor sleep health can contribute to mobility decline in individuals with chronic illnesses, particularly among women with certain conditions.
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Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Gets FDA Clearance
With the FDA clearance of this investigational new drug application, a study will seek to answer whether CAR T-cell therapy offers a new treatment option for patients living with MS.
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Can Good Fats Relieve MS Symptoms?
In a new study, researchers found a derivative of good fats may relieve symptoms in patients with chronic inflammatory diseases, such as Multiple Sclerosis.
Stem Cell Transplants May Delay Disability Longer Than Some MS Medications
In people with secondary progressive MS, hematopoietic stem cell transplants may delay disability longer than some other MS medications.
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Light Therapy Could Relieve Fatigue Syndrome in Multiple Sclerosis
Patients with multiple sclerosis who used light therapy showed a measurable improvement in their fatigue after just 14 days of use.
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Verana Health Developing Qdata MS for Multiple Sclerosis Research
Verana Health is developing Qdata MS, a Neurology Qdata module to help advance research and develop strategies for treating MS patients.
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Stem Cell Transplant Offers an Immune System Reboot for MS Patients
A study by University of Zurich pinpoints why a stem cell transplant – the most effective therapy available for MS patients – works so well.
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Helius Medical Technologies Adds Fourth Center of Excellence
Fourth Center of Excellence added in trial to evaluate impact of adherence to PoNS therapy for gait improvement in multiple sclerosis.
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Helius Medical Technologies Adds Third Center of Excellence
Helius Medical Technologies Inc announces the addition of Oregon Health & Science University to its Therapeutic Experience Program.
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Helius to Showcase PoNS Therapy Device at ACRM Conference
Physical therapists who visit Booth 512 at the conference can sign up for free online PoNS therapy training.
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Obesity at MS Diagnosis Linked to Higher Disability Levels?
Obesity when diagnosed with multiple sclerosis could be linked to higher current and subsequent levels of disability, a study suggests.
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New Study ID’s Connections Between Diabetes Medications and Multiple Sclerosis
People older than 45 whose Type 2 diabetes was treated with anti-hyperglycemic diabetes medications had a higher risk of multiple sclerosis.
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New Method for Measuring Brain Activity Could Help Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Researchers have developed a new methodology to calculate the delay of signal propagations in the brains of patients with multiple sclerosis.
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Machine Learning Model Predicts Health Conditions of People with MS During Stay-at-Home Periods
Researchers have developed a model that can predict how stay-at-home orders affect the mental health of people with neurological disorders.
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Can Robotic Exoskeletons Restore Function in People with Multiple Sclerosis?
Kessler Foundation researchers weigh in regarding exoskeletons, a current controversy in the management of people with multiple sclerosis.
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Virtual Reality Technology is Viable for Treating Upper Limb Dysfunction in MS Patients
XRHealth publishes a new study suggesting that virtual reality technology is viable in treating upper limb dysfunction in MS patients.
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Aerobic Exercise Training Promising for Restoring Function in Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis-Related Thalamic Atrophy
Thalamic atrophy needs to be considered in clinical studies of the functional abilities of individuals with multiple sclerosis, per research.
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Kessler Foundation Receives Grant to Support Postdoctoral Training Program for Rehabilitative Research in Multiple Sclerosis
National Multiple Sclerosis Society awards grant to Kessler Foundation’s John DeLuca, PhD, to continue multiple sclerosis curriculum.
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