Yesterday | WisInfo
Forest Mall hosts 5th annual Bike-a-thon
Forest Mall, 835 W. Johnson St., will host the fifth annual MS Bike-a-thon, a fundraiser for multiple sclerosis, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb.
Yesterday | Weyburn Review
Saskatchewan MS patient pushes clinic for care after liberation therapy
Faced with the prospect of being bedridden or in a wheelchair, Michelle Walsh went abroad for a controversial treatment she hoped would alleviate her multiple sclerosis symptoms.
Friday | Charleston City Paper
Lesbian Army veteran takes on Defense of Marriage Act
An Army veteran with South Carolina ties and her wife are suing the federal government for refusing to provide them with certain benefits entitled to veterans' families.
Friday | MadisonCountyCourier.com
Morrisville State hockey raises $3,000 for Multiple Sclerosis
The Morrisville State College men's ice hockey team, together with the Morrisville community, raised more than $3,000 Feb.
Friday | Get Reading
A young man whose father is struggling with multiple sclerosis is jumping out of a plane to help other sufferers.
Friday | Wellingborough Today
Debbie thrilled to win Queen's Nurse Award
Multiple Sclerosis nurse Debbie Quinn says she is thrilled after finding out she is set to be presented with the prestigious Queen's Nurse Award.
Friday | StamfordPlus.com
Walk MS turns ordinary Stamford woman into an "extraordinary machine"
Sometimes a stranger has an uncanny ability to understand your feelings better than anyone else.
Elan CEO Martin confirms his intention to step down in May
ELAN chief executive Kelly Martin has said he still plans to leave the drug company in May -- despite the group's failure to find a successor.
Adeona CEO to Present at the Harvard Investors Group Forum
Adeona Pharmaceuticals, Inc. , a developer of synthetic DNA-based therapeutics and innovative disease-modifying medicines for serious illnesses, announced today that , the Company's Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, will be the featured presenter at the upcoming Harvard Investors Group forum.
Good Vibrations: Electronic Bodysuit Helps Patients With Nerve Disorders
The Elektrodress is a full bodysuit that helps patients recover from neurological disorders such as Parkison's disease, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and rheumatism.
Red Hats, potpourri of grit and pluck at Multiple Sclerosis Group fund-raiser
The Red Hot Rolling Mammas, a chapter of the Red Hat Society, comprising courageous ladies who have multiple sclerosis, along with all members of the Staten Island Multiple Sclerosis Group, had their festive annual fundraiser in the Excelsior Grand, New Dorp, complete with a divine luncheon, raffles and entertainment.
HLA and prognosis in multiple sclerosis
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Multiple Sclerosis Sufferers Go the Distance
The further they walked the wobblier they became but six women with Multiple Sclerosis completed the 5km Walk at the Masters Games last night in Dunedin and one won a Bronze Medal.
In December, Wayne and Marlene Anderson, founders of the MARS Foundation, presented a check to Mark Davis, Director of Donor and Community Engagement for the Upper Midwest Chapter of the National Sclerosis Society in Des Moines.
The Myelin Repair Foundation and ENDECE Neural Form Collaboration to...
Through this unique collaboration, the newly launched MRF Translational Medicine Center will assess the myelin regenerating capabilities of proprietary small molecule compounds from ENDECE Neural in novel MRF Multiple Sclerosis models for their effectiveness in reversing myelin damage.
Craig Baird QMI Anne Marie Cotton, from Okotoks, gave students at A.B. Daley School a presentation on multiple sclerosis on Jan.
Efficacy of Vitamin D Supplementation in Multiple Sclerosis (EVIDIMS...
Multiple sclerosis is the most common chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system in young adults.
Sask. MS patients apply for U.S. clinical trial
The provincial government has received almost 600 applications from multiple sclerosis patients interested in participating in a U.S.-based clinic trial.
There are now 589 multiple sclerosis patients in Saskatchewan who have applied to be part of a United States clinical trial in neck vein surgery.
Son's MS crusade in danger as funds run dry
A CAMPAIGN launched by a schoolboy to help stop the spread of multiple sclerosis after his mother contracted the disease has run out of money and is in danger of being wound up.
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