There are many clinical trials going on looking to develop new multiple sclerosis treatments. Trials are done to look in to safety and effectiveness. Find out more about MS trials and see if you could get involved.
DominicS 09/05/19I imagine that similar caution will be exercised when giving Ocrelizumab to PPMS patients. I also reckon there will be a bit of a rush on. I take Ocrevus presently so will share some of the pre-infusion rigmarole I have had to go through so you can try and make your way through the system as easily…
Blackiris_Reed_Lindsey 23/04/19Hello everyone! My name is Mandy. I am new to this site. I will share my story. I was Diagnosed In November 2018, with severe Chronic MS. I have never had any symptoms prior to the day I was hospitalized and diagnosed. I have legions covering my entire brain. Since then I have numbness in my right …
Mermaidia11 16/04/19So not only is Lemtrada withdrawn today, but Novartis are being sued for being manipulative parasites… It has been reported by the esteemed Trevis Gleason at Everyday Health (it’s time for good doctors to stand up to bad business ) I’ll quote… “In 2011, a former sales representat…
DominicS 08/04/19https://multiple-sclerosis-research.org/2019/04/chariot-ms-so-near-yet-so-far/
DominicS 21/02/19Simvastatin is one of the Statins, the cholesterol lowering drugs, that are being looked at in MS. This is a London hospital running it at several centres around the UK. I have no interest or concern in this, just reposting it. SPMS only. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ion/research/centres/queen-square-mu…
Shtanto 19/02/19Some of us might remember an episode of Ally McBeal where John Cage played by Peter MacNichol decides that he’s a better lawyer if 4 models walk around him like a forcefield. I got to thinking then about how testosterone is neuroprotective in MS (https://www.mdedge.com/multiplesclerosishub/ar…
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