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View Article  Spinal headaches
Spinal headaches occur in up to 30 percent of the people who undergo a spinal tap (lumbar puncture) or spinal anesthesia. Both these procedures require a puncture in the tough membrane that surrounds the spinal cord. During a spinal tap   more »
View Article  Talking to Friends and Family about MS 3 of 4
There's no "right" way to tell people you have MS. What you say, and how you say it, will depend on your own individual situation, as well as   more »
View Article  Tysabri warning to doctors
Dear Healthcare Professional, Biogen ldec and Elan are writing to inform you of new safety information regarding TYSABRI" (natalizumab). The full Prescribing Information has been revised to add to the   more »
View Article  FDA: Biogen Idec's Tysabri may harm liver
A letter posted to the Food and Drug Administration's Web site says that patients taking Tysabri, which is manufactured at a facility in Research Triangle Park, have developed signs of liver injury as soon as six days after taking their first dose.   more »
View Article  Talking to Friends and Family about MS 2 of 4
When it comes to deciding which friends and family to tell about your MS and when to tell them, there are no hard and fast rules. Let your instincts and feelings guide you. In general   more »
View Article  Multiple sclerosis and street cannabis - a study
A significant minority of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) use cannabis, yet no study has examined the possible effects on mentation. (mental activity, state of mind)   more »
View Article  Constipation 2 of 2
A diagnosis of constipation generally depends on your medical history and a physical exam. Your doctor will first want to make sure you don't have a blockage in your small intestine or colon (intestinal obstruction), an endocrine condition, such as   more »
View Article  Talking to Friends and Family about MS 1 of 4
If your MS symptoms have been affecting your social or family life, those around you may be wondering what's up. They may even think they've done something to cause the changes. By telling them   more »
View Article  Therapy Found To Relieve Fatigue Of Multiple Sclerosis Patients
researchers here have found an effective therapy that can alleviate the fatigue often accompanying multiple sclerosis   more »
View Article  Constipation 1 of 2
Constipation is a common digestive system problem in which you have infrequent bowel movements, pass hard stools, or strain during bowel movements. In terms of frequency, what constitutes constipation for one person may be normal for   more »
View Article  Study - Clustering of autoimmune diseases in families with a high-risk for MS
Autoimmune mechanisms are thought to have a major role in the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis. We aimed to identify coexisting autoimmune phenotypes in patients with multiple sclerosis from families with several members with the disease and   more »
View Article  Video - Goals of MS Therapy

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  Goals of MS Therapy

These goals apply to all four MS Injectable Therapies, including Copaxone, not just the interferon therapies.

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View Article  study - Copaxone - reduced the risk of developing clinically definite MS
The results showed that treatment with COPAXONE® (glatiramer acetate injection) reduced the risk of developing clinically definite MS (CDMS) by 44 percent versus placebo, and   more »
View Article  Predictive markers for response to interferon therapy in patients with multiple sclerosis.
Prolonged therapy with interferon beta (IFNbeta) often leads to the development of anti-IFNbeta binding antibodies (BAbs). A subset of the BAbs is of a neutralizing nature (neutralizing antibodies, NAbs) and   more »
View Article  How Your Digestive System Works 4 or 4
As this residue passes through the colon, nearly all of the water is absorbed, leaving a usually soft but formed substance called stool. Muscles in the wall of your colon   more »