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Have you or a loved one just been diagnosed with MS? Get informed and find the answers to all your questions below.

Multiple Sclerosis Basics

Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
Expand your knowledge of Multiple Sclerosis by reading our comprehensive guide.
Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
Take charge and become an active participant in monitoring your health. Use our tools to decide if it’s time to call the doctor.
Drug Information
Follow this link to find a list of the medications commonly prescribed for individuals coping with multiple sclerosis.
Question and Answer
Medical experts from Harvard answer common questions about Multiple Sclerosis.
Doctors and Hospitals
We’ve compiled the best resources for tracking down the right medical professionals to get your health and life back on track.

Just Diagnosed?

Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis

Find the information and advice you need to help you cope with your diagnosis during these first crucial days.

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Multiple Sclerosis and Doxycycline

Studies show that treating MS with the combination of Doxycycline and interferon beta1-a significantly reduces relapses and brain lesions in patients.

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