Let's continue looking at characteristics of Progressive MS. I already talked about the different types of MS and focused specifically on Secondary Progressive. As this series continues, I will discuss research and clinical trials, medications, "a day in the life," and other topics relating to the progressive types of MS. Today the focus is on Primary Progressive and Progressive/Relapsing MS.
Remember, most MSers have Relapsing/Remitting MS (55-85%). Only a small minority of MSers have...
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Last week, I raised the topic of happiness, a theme well-worth exploring over the next few weeks. What got me started was "The Art of... Read more »
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A mother asks experts why her 36-year-old daughter's borderline personality disorder is suddenly worsening. Dr. Charles Raison responds to the... Read more »
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Source: Medifocus Guidebook on: Bipolar Disorder
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