New Treatments
Several different new MS treatments are currently being investigated. Some of these treatments include cannabinoids, a compound found in marijuana; estrogen; T-Cell modulators; and stem cell transplants.
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“Cancer Drug Shows Promise Against Multiple Sclerosis.” Many of you have read this headline and wondered if this is the right medicine for you. I received multiple phone calls at our Comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis & Migraine Center at the University of Florida & Shands Jacksonville. There were questions from…
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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, answered What type of pain medications are used… Hi Rita, You have just listed the typical drug approaches to…
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Vicki, Health Guide, commented on What Should MS Research Really Be… Hi Dr. Gross, This is a great idea based on good information. Is there…
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