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Month: December 2018

Food allergies linked to increased disease activity in multiple sclerosis

December 18, 2018 Multiple Sclerosis Research News -- ScienceDaily

Food allergies are associated with heightened levels of disease activity in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), new research shows.

Posted in MS Wire
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Cannabis-based drug in combination with other anti-spasticity

December 13, 2018 Multiple Sclerosis Research News -- ScienceDaily

Oral spray containing two compounds derived from the cannabis plant reduced spasticity compared with placebo in patients already taking anti-spasticity drugs.

Posted in MS Wire
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Using graphene to detect ALS, other neurodegenerative diseases

December 5, 2018 Multiple Sclerosis Research News -- ScienceDaily

Graphene can determine whether cerebrospinal fluid comes from a person with ALS, MS or from someone without a neurodegenerative disease.

Posted in MS Wire
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