Protocol for pilot RCT of neuromodulation-augmented balance training in ambulatory people with multiple sclerosis
New Balance Trick Helps MS Walkers Move Better
This published protocol describes a pilot randomized trial evaluating the feasibility, acceptability, safety, and preliminary clinical effic…
This new approach combines simple exercises with gentle electrical signals to help people with multiple sclerosis walk more confidently.
MRI outcomes show weak association with disability in primary progressive multiple sclerosis patients
MRI results show weak connection to disability changes in progressive multiple sclerosis
This Phase 3 trial secondary analysis evaluated 943 patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis treated with glatiramer acetate ove…
MRI scans show weak links to disability changes in progressive multiple sclerosis, challenging their use as reliable trial endpoints for thi…
6-week multimodal exercise training feasible for frail people with multiple sclerosis in pilot RCT
Exercise Helps Frail MS Patients Feel Better
This pilot randomized controlled trial in 16 frail people with multiple sclerosis tested a 6-week multimodal exercise program versus waitlis…
A new exercise program combining virtual reality and resistance training helps frail people with multiple sclerosis feel better and move mor…
Meta-analysis finds respiratory muscle training improves some lung function measures in multiple sclerosis
Breathing Easier: New Hope for MS Patients
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 249 patients with multiple sclerosis synthesizes evidence on respiratory muscle training.
Breathing exercises strengthen chest muscles and improve airflow for people with Multiple Sclerosis who struggle to take a full breath.
Systematic Review Examines T-Cell Mechanisms and Therapies in Multiple Sclerosis
New Review Looks At Multiple Sclerosis Treatments And Immune System Mechanisms
This systematic review addresses multiple sclerosis, focusing on T-cell-mediated immunodysregulation mechanisms, disease-modifying therapies…
Multiple sclerosis, a leading cause of disability in young people, involves T-cell immune responses that drive inflammation and are targeted…
Real-world cohort examines Alemtuzumab effects on bowel/bladder function and latent progressive trajectories in MS patients
Did you know MS patients hide worsening symptoms that doctors might miss for years?
This real-world cohort study involving 1,025 MS patients utilized a trajectory-based statistical approach to analyze disease progression.
Doctors might miss worsening MS symptoms for years because patients hide them, but a new method found over 11,000 hidden patterns in real-wo…
EBV DNA positivity links to MS risk genes in a cross-ancestry study of 617,186 participants
A Common Virus May Hold the Key to MS — Here's Why
This cross-ancestry genome-wide association study analyzed 617,186 individuals to investigate the relationship between Epstein-Barr virus (E…
A virus almost everyone carries may quietly flip immune switches that set off multiple sclerosis by altering how B cells signal to T cells.
REDDI pipeline improves balanced accuracy for classifying MCI, MS, Parkinson's, and ALS using MEG data
Can a new computer tool help doctors spot brain diseases faster and more accurately?
This study developed a machine learning framework called REDDI that utilizes MEG resting-state data and Riemannian geometry for classifying…
A new computer tool helps doctors distinguish between hard-to-tell-apart brain diseases like Parkinson's and ALS with 13% better accuracy.
Home-based e-based exercise protocol feasibility study for patients with multiple sclerosis and comorbidities
Working Out From Home Could Slow Multiple Sclerosis Progression
This protocol describes a home-based e-based physical exercise program for patients with multiple sclerosis (pwMS) with and without comorbid…
A new trial tests if twice-weekly online resistance exercise from home can improve walking ability and reduce disease activity in people wit…
Rituximab exposure is associated with serum sickness in patients with multiple sclerosis, nephrotic syndrome, or immune thrombocytopenia
Can taking Rituximab cause a severe allergic reaction that returns if you take it again?
This retrospective review analyzed 39 published case reports of patients with rituximab-induced serum sickness (RISS).
Taking Rituximab can trigger a delayed allergic reaction that returns in most patients if the drug is given again, so doctors must use extre…
Dimethyl fumarate with slow titration improves treatment satisfaction and quality of life in Iranian MS patients
Oral Pill Beats Shots for MS Patients
A 12-month, multicenter, phase 4 observational study of 645 Iranian patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis initiating dimethyl…
An oral pill for multiple sclerosis improves sleep and mood while boosting patient satisfaction compared to monthly injections.
Network meta-analysis of six exercise modalities in females with multiple sclerosis shows improvements in fatigue, quality of life, balance, depression, and mental health
Which Workout Helps MS Most? The Winner Surprised Researchers
This network meta-analysis evaluated six distinct training programs or exercise modalities in females with multiple sclerosis compared to co…
Almost any regular movement helps women with MS, but yoga pulled ahead for fatigue and emotional well-being while classic aerobics won on ba…