A Balancing Act – The Role of Humour in MS MStranslate January 31, 2017 Opinion 2 Comments An opinion piece by MStranslate co-founder, Brett Drummond As you may have seen recently, we have been running a series of MS: Many Stories articles written by one of our community members, Andrew. As he...
MS: Many Stories – From the MStranslate Community MStranslate January 28, 2017 Community, Fatigue, MS: Many Stories, Symptoms Welcome to part 2 of a series of articles being written by MStranslate community member, Andrew. You may recognise Andrew from a video we featured in late 2016, introducing the potential benefits of pilates...
Case Studies Reveal New Alemtuzumab Side-effects MStranslate January 26, 2017 Alemtuzumab, Research, Treatments Research Summary: Severe B-cell-mediated CNS disease secondary to alemtuzumab therapy A recent report in Lancet Neurology has highlighted two case studies of severe side effects in people with MS receiving...
MS: Many Stories – From the MStranslate Community MStranslate January 24, 2017 Community, MS: Many Stories Welcome to part 1 of a series of articles being written by MStranslate community member, Andrew. You may recognise Andrew from a video we featured in late 2016, introducing the potential benefits of pilates...
Dimethyl Fumarate Linked to Liver Injury MStranslate January 17, 2017 Dimethyl fumarate, Research, Treatments Research Summary: Liver injury associated with dimethyl fumarate in multiple sclerosis patients Last Friday, members of the Office of Surveillance and Epidemiology at the US FDA published a brief report in...
Ocrelizumab in Primary Progressive MS MStranslate January 13, 2017 Ocrelizumab, Research, Treatments Research Summary: Ocrelizumab versus Placebo in Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis There has been a lot of hype over ocrelizumab as the next ‘wonder drug’ in MS. This has mostly come from the early...
2017: The Year Ahead MStranslate January 10, 2017 Opinion 1 Comment An Opinion Piece by Brett Drummond, MStranslate Co-Founder With a new year beginning, we get a chance to look forward to what will happen in the field of multiple sclerosis research. Some of this we can...