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Lymphatic System in the Brain: Prof Jonathan Kipnis

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July 7, 2015
Research
In early June, media outlets across the world featured groundbreaking research undertaken by the Kipnis Lab at the University of Virginia. Published...

Announcing Brand New Monday Meet-ups!

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June 19, 2015
Events, Google Hangouts
We are pleased to announce that Brett will now be hosting private Google Hangouts every Monday night between 7pm and 8pm. This will be an opportunity...

Compound Reduces Neurodegeneration in Mouse Model of MS

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June 2, 2015
Research
Researchers from Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Illinois at Chicago have identified a compound that is able to reduce...

Vitamin D – All About the Timing?

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May 19, 2015
Lifestyle, Research, Vitamin D
There has been a long-held belief that low-levels of Vitamin D may increase the risk of developing multiple sclerosis. This has been supported by the...

Vitamin B7 – Potential New Therapy for Progressive MS

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May 13, 2015
Research, Treatments
Progressive MS is (finally) starting to be a major focus of MS research - both in trying to understand what triggers the shift from the...

Prolactin: A Novel Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis?

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April 23, 2015
Research
By Brett Drummond Prolactin, the hormone responsible for milk production in women, has been previously shown to have the ability to remyelinate...

Psychological Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis

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March 27, 2015
Recruitment, Research
Today, we're featuring a video filmed with clinical psychology student Lis Morley from The University of Melbourne. In it, Lis introduces her...

Blood-Brain Barrier Biology – Brian Daniels

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March 22, 2015
Research
Could the blood-brain barrier play a role in explaining why more women than men develop multiple sclerosis? While at the recent Keystone Symposia...

What is the Blood-Brain Barrier?

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March 16, 2015
Research
This week we are going to have a daily feature on the blood-brain barrier.  To begin, we address the most obvious question, "What is the blood-brain...

Keystone Symposia – Day 3 Coverage

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February 9, 2015
Research, Symposium
Here's the third update in our video series from the Keystone Symposia on Molecular and Cellular Biology, looking at "Neuroinflammation in Diseases...
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