Children of all ages need a lot of praise and encouragement to perform household tasks willingly and without nagging. You will have to buy some gold or silver glitter, this will be your Tinker Bell dust. Buy scrap books   more »

Rehabilitation Through Aquatic Therapy   more »

Two new complementary surveys provide groundbreaking data on the impact of walking impairment on people living with multiple sclerosis, revealing challenges related to quality of life, family relationships, independence, work, financial security and other   more »

DO YOU HAVE MS-RELATED FATIGUE? To determine if you suffer from MS-related fatigue, take this simple test.    more »

Because he discovered a key link between the mind and the body, Kevin J. Tracey, MD, The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research’s director and CEO, was invited to speak this morning at “Longevity and Optimal Health: Integrating Eastern and Western Perspectives.” This conference    more »

Studies examining the impact of stressful life events on MS exacerbations have given conflicting results. However, a study of war stress from the Carmel Medical Center in Haifa, Israel, after the Hezbollah-Israeli war in   more »

Results of a study suggest that people with mild to moderate multiple sclerosis (MS) are capable of improving their aerobic fitness levels similar to their non-MS counterparts. While physical inactivity may    more »

As a result of these symptoms, MS can substantially and adversely affect an individual’s quality of life (QOL). In addition, many people with MS leave the labour force and must depend on relatives or government programmes for   more »

Ghrelin is an orexigenic hormone that can increase bodyweight. Its circulating levels rise before meals and are suppressed following food ingestion. Understanding the    more »

Don’t be hard on yourself! It’s not your fault that you suffer from depression!    more »

What we know about losing fat and keeping it off

 

 

• How we eat to lose weight is different from a healthy life long ...   more »