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LiveWiseMS is a unique, trusted resource connecting people living with MS to specific content relevant to their symptoms and conditions.
Diets and MS Part One
Hear from Mona Bostick as she answers frequently asked questions about diets and MS. Stay tuned for part two!
Learn MoreChildren with Multiple Sclerosis Recover Better from Relapse than Adults
According to a study, children with multiple sclerosis recover better from relapses than adults. This article investigates two longitudinal prospective studies of children and adults with MS.
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Cognitive Changes
Physical and Cognitive Functions, Physical Activity, and Sedentary Behavior in Older Adults With Multiple Sclerosis
This study takes a first step in understanding the relationship between physical and cognitive function and physical activity in older individuals with MS.
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Comprehensive MS Care
Brain MRI Atrophy Quantification in MS
This article explains the challenges, opportunities, and interest in the role of changes in brain volume in MS and the progression of MS.
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Comprehensive MS Care
Multiple Sclerosis and Vaccines: Is there an association?
A new study reports that the odds of having multiple sclerosis (MS) were lower in patients with a recorded vaccination in the five years before diagnosis compared with patients with no autoimmune disease.
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Improving your sexual health in MS
In this video, Dr. Fred Foley, PhD will be offer brief definitions of sexual dysfunction in MS, discussing the frequency of sexual dysfunctions for males and females in MS, and suggesting his most helpful approaches to improve sexual health.
From “Exercise for Special Populations” 2nd edition: Exercise for People with MS
In the not-so-distant past, physicians unequivocally encouraged people diagnosed with MS to refrain from physical activity because they believed that exertion would worsen fatigue and possibly encourage new symptom development. Over the years, however, researchers have discovered that those with MS not only tolerate exercise well without worsening symptoms but also experience several benefits from it. This chapter discusses the barriers and benefits of exercise for people living with MS.
Exercise for Special Populations, 2nd edition - Peggie L. Williamson
Anatomical Chart
View the recently updated Understanding Multiple Sclerosis Anatomical Chart
Audio Insight: Gut Microbiome and MS
Hear from Mary Ann Picone, MD from the Holy Name MS Comprehensive Care Center on the Gut Microbiome and Multiple Sclerosis.