The role vitamin D plays in MS has long been debated, but new findings suggest it is “the best candidate” for add-on therapy. See why: https://t.co/vff1Qyxa0s
#MSResearch#MSNews#MSLesions#MSTreatment#ECTRIMS2024
✨WE✨ARE✨BACK!✨
With a new academic year comes a new round of Immunopsychiatry talks, supported by @ECNPtweets
For our first meeting of the year, Prof @CarminePariante talks #inflammation and #depression on Monday 7th October, 4pm UK time
🔗 Join us: https://t.co/V5dCrPCRp4
Twin study identifies early immunological and metabolic dysregulation of CD8+ T cells in multiple sclerosis | Science Immunology https://t.co/lwH2Nl5OF6 #MS#environmentalriskfactors#Itoldyouso
Thouvenot: Largest therapeutic trial of vitamin D therapy in #MS. Oral vitamin D 100,000 IU every two weeks reduced disease activity by 34% in CIS patients and in early RRMS. #ECTRIMS2024
High-dose cholecalciferol (vitamin D) is safe and can nearly double the time it takes for clinically isolated syndrome to progress to MS. https://t.co/8XQGJ700Sl
#MS#MultipleSclerosis#MSResearch#MSNews#MSTreatment
4️⃣ ☀️ Vitamin D trial findings:
The D-Lay MS trial, the largest therapeutic study of vitamin D ever in MS, showed that high-dose vitamin D supplementation significantly reduced disease activity in people with multiple sclerosis #MS
Welcome to our ASPIRE study! 🧠 We will now be posting weekly content on our #research, #collaborators and #impact.
Be sure to follow along and learn more about our project 💡!
Wichtige Studie zu Autoimmunität von @VirusesImmunity
IgG eines Teils von LC Pat reagiert mit diversen Nervenzellen und Gefäßen. Die IgG-Übertragung in Mäuse führt zu Schmerz, Koordinationsstörung und Muskelschwäche passend zu den Symptomen dieser Pat.
https://t.co/7ZzWxz00Y5
Incorporating CRP testing in psychiatric care can empower patients to address inflammation triggers like stress and poor diet, possibly easing depression. Catch our featured work on Your Fantastic Mind! #MentalHealth#Inflammation#Depression
Exciting news! Groundbreaking research by Drs. Andrew Miller, Jennifer Felger, and Zhexing Wen exploring the link between inflammation, dopamine, and depression, got featured on 'Your Fantastic Mind'! 🧠 Dive into the science behind this discovery: https://t.co/XfXMugKo8g