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A drug which has been used for decades to treat high blood pressure may turn out to be a key treatment for multiple sclerosis, say British researchers.
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It is a common misconception that multiple sclerosis is a condition that affects only adults, but Liam Kelly is 14 and has already had it for a decade.
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What happens when children are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis? Debbie Andalo on the work being done to help them cope with a disease largely thought to affect only adults
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The UK’s National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) officially recommended the use of Biogen Idec/Elan’s Tysabri for the treatment of rapidly evolving severe relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RES)
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England's public-health watchdog group has recommended that their drug Tysabri be used to treat a debilitating form of multiple sclerosis.
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Acquiring a regular tan during childhood may help to protect against the development of multiple sclerosis (MS) in later life, US research of twin pairs reveals.
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Savitex, an oral spray developed by the drugs company GW Pharmaceuticals, is now unlikely to gain regulatory approval in this country until 2009 despite recently winning full regulatory approval in Canada
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A lack of funding has forced a Cardiff-based MS service to start a waiting list for patients who could benefit from beta interferon and copaxone.
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Alice Mitchell, 14, from Pontyberem in Carmarthenshire, explains how she helps care for her mother Debbie who has Multiple Sclerosis.
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"I have had MS for 25 years and although I have remained fairly stable I find that I am prone to periods of depression."
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In today's programme I'll be finding out about the latest developments in the management of multiple sclerosis - better known as MS.
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Robert Cook was held for 40 hours last October after his 55-year-old wife Vanessa, who suffered from Multiple Sclerosis, was found dead at the couple's home in Pound Hill, Crawley, Sussex.
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THE television reporter Elizabeth Quigley yesterday described the moment she was diagnosed as having multiple sclerosis as "unreal".
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Three people who supplied chocolate bars laced with cannabis to multiple sclerosis sufferers walked free from court yesterday.
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Members of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society stop by Austin to talk about the advancements in M-S research.
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