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Newsletter
July
2008
Connect with others whose
lives are affected by MS, like National MS Society Chairman Weyman
Johnson.
read
his story
and many others
Three-quarters of the people
with MS are women.
more
facts
Are
You Using Complementary/
Alternative Therapies? It's Time to
Talk,
Says the NIH
more
news
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Research
News
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Tribulations and
Trials
After years of lab work and lawyering,
Dr. Emmanuelle Waubant finally gets access to what matters most:
people with MS. Learn how her study came to be, what it’s trying
to accomplish, and how it fits in with over 100 other MS clinical
trials currently under way. Read
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Getting
Results |
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Pediatric MS
MS
used to be dubbed the "prime of life" disease because doctors
thought it only struck in early adulthood. Wrong. The Society is
informing the medical and educational communities that MS and
related conditions are rare but very real in children and teens.
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Moving
Forward |
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Relationships
Matter
Men aren't easy to live with. Women aren't easy
to live with. MS isn't easy to live with. Put them all together,
and it could be the making of a new reality show. Thankfully the
Society's Relationship Matters program helps couples cut through
the static in their lives. Learn more
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Get
Involved |
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Act now to help people with MS
impacted by the Midwest flooding
The floods have
caused people with MS to face new challenges and obstacles. Funds
raised will help people with MS and our chapters across the
Midwest.
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