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Monthly Archives September 13, 2017

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Could Sunscreen be a Treatment for MS?

MStranslate
September 13, 2017
Research, Treatments
Recently, you may have heard about a study that has revealed that sunscreen (or more accurately certain compounds in sunscreen) can prevent the development of disease in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis. ...

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