New avenues for reducing the autoimmune response in MS
4 September 2014
Recent research published in the journal Nature Communicationsreports on a novel way to ‘switch off’ the autoimmune response
Recent research published in the journal Nature Communicationsreports on a novel way to ‘switch off’ the autoimmune response
A number of international studies have previously shown that the risk of developing MS is slightly higher in
Researchers in the Canadian State of Manitoba, have conducted a study of the health claims data for over
Up to 60% of people with MS experience falls, and a large proportion of these falls result in
The Menzies Institute for Medical Research (an institute of the University of Tasmania) will take over the running
Young MS researcher, Ms Katherine Sanders has got off to a flying start after receiving an MS Research
A new study from MS Research Australia-supported researchers Dr Phu Hoang and Professor Stephen Lord, along with international
Previous research has examined the link between the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) and MS, with many studies identifying that EBV exposure may be associated with an increased risk of MS.
It has been suggested that parasitic worms such as hookworms that can live in human intestines may provide