Sex hormones in MS
5 December 2018
Three times more women than men are diagnosed with MS in Australia, so what is the role of sex hormones in MS?
Three times more women than men are diagnosed with MS in Australia, so what is the role of sex hormones in MS?
Professor Michael Pender explains more about the anti-EBV treatment ‘adoptive T cell immunotherapy’ that has shown promise for people with progressive MS in his clinical trial.
World-first clinical trial shows new anti-EBV treatment appears safe and may help progressive MS.
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People with MS are often very interested in the role of genes in MS. The genetics of MS has been a focus of research for many years and this has led to a great many insights into the causes of MS and the underlying biology of MS.