#MultipleSclerosis is an autoimmune disease that attacks the central nervous system, impacting about 1 million people nationwide. @DrKarenBlitz shares what to know about symptoms and the latest treatments: https://t.co/0BtPhl4sW5 @ColumbiaMed, @WeillCornell
What causes multiple sclerosis? Here is an article I wrote on the topic for @MSNewsToday EBV, diet, Vitamin D, Sunlight, remyelination, oligodendrocyte precursor cells. https://t.co/nRoMgmeC2B
In Latin America, there has been very little data about COVID-19 and people with MS, until now… A growing number of studies have sought to address the gaps in information, with experts collaborating across the region to gather data and find answers. 🔎👉https://t.co/MSFsjQF8rd
Join Robert K. Shin MD, FANA, FAAN and Lilyana Amezcua, MD, MS, FAAN on Aug. 27 at 12pm ET for this free educational activity "Racial and Genetic Implications for MS Treatment Selection."
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It’s time for a big round of applause! 👏 You rallied support, made front page news and ran the extra mile (literally). We championed community, self-care and better services for everyone affected by MS. Read the highlights.👉 https://t.co/MeSvkgB5lS
Thank you, Christina, for your courage in opening up about living with MS. We all appreciate the awareness that you are bringing to the disease. Please know that we at the MS Society are here to help in whatever way that we can. https://t.co/o6PEFvSZe5 #MultipleSclerosis
Today is World Brain Day and this year is dedicated to stopping Multiple Sclerosis! MS affects about 1 million people in the US between the ages of 20-50 and about over 400,000 new cases a year are diagnosed with this progressive neurological disease. #MSawareness#NYPBMHMS
Today is #WorldBrainDay and this year is dedicated to raising awareness of #MultipleSclerosis. Learn how exercise minimizes MS symptoms and preserves brainpower: https://t.co/GecGEtVYci.
1) Welcome to a new accredited tweetorial on health equity in the care of #MS. This is a critical issue in improving #MS outcomes! Follow this thread for 0.5hr CE/#CME credit for #physicians, #nurses, and #pharmacists. I am @NerdyNeuroMD . . .