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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. We have also made an MS Reporters series looking at clinical trials, you can watch it here, why not share your thoughts on being involved in a clinical trial by posting on the stream?

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@sasha999 

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Offered a place in a CAR-T trial – anyone have experience?

So… Ocrevus didn’t work for me, Lemtrada was amazing but I can’t have any more, and now I’ve been offered a spot in a CAR-T trial. I know it’s still pretty experimental, but I’ve been reading about the KYV-101 stuff and it sounds promising. Has anyone here actually done it or know someone who has? ...
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Title: What the FDA Really Found About Ocrevus for PPMS — Key Facts Patients Deserve to Know

I shared a post about Ocrevus yesterday and got a lot of responses — so I wanted to follow up with more detailed information that I think the MS community should know. Please let me know if I’ve misunderstood anything. I’m just sharing what I found, in the hope it helps someone else. This comes dir...
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@ErikaC 

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Dancing with My Shadow



Multiple sclerosis is...
waking up one day walking with ease,
and the next, your legs refuse to follow.
It’s going to bed in pain
after waking with hope.
It’s living in a body
that no longer always listens
and learning to love it anyway.
It’s a battle the mirror doesn’t show,
but your body feels i...
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@HarryH 

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HarryH

Part of a research trial for Teriflunomide, has anyone heard of this or been on it?

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@cazz174 

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F.E S. A few years ago I took part in a trial for a f.e.s. it worked great at first recently stopped being so good I had to give it back. Anyone else had any problems?

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@eficaribe70 

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eficaribe70

Question: Why there is not enough research, trials, opportunities options and Medication (DMTs) for PPMS? I know the PPMS is not as high as RRMS but everything is focus to RRMS. Eileen Figueroa Houston TX

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@Amyb98 

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Amyb98

Fampridine (Fampyra)

I have recently trialled fampridine which is a new drug being trialled to help with walking. If you are given the option by your neurologist, I would definitely recommend trying it. It has helped me so so much. I usually always hold on to things or use a walking aid but am now able to walk short dis...
, United Kingdom
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@WaltSampson 

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Moto X3M: The Ultimate Adrenaline Rush in a Side-Scrolling World

In the ever-growing world of online browser games, few have managed to carve a niche as thrilling and addictive as Moto X3M - https://motox3mfree.io/. Combining elements of physics-based gameplay with high-octane motorcycle stunts, Moto X3M has won the hearts of millions of gamers across the globe. ...
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@MarindaBrent 

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Mindset Monday

MindfulMonday “Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him...” — Job 13:15 These words are often quoted, but here’s what Job didn’t know: It wasn’t God who was slaying him—it was the enemy. Job spoke from a place of pain, unaware of the conversation happening in the heavenly realm. But we know bet...
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2 year Trial

My ms specialist suggested a trail between 2 different treatments that should repair the damage already done. one is fda approved while the other isn't. Both will be given through monitored infusion and every step from bloodwork and mri is covered to even the gas. Of course since it's a trial there'...
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