“Many of the preceding commentaries rightfully focus on the dramatic and life-changing advances that have been made in MS diagnosis, treatment, symptom management, and quality of life. Together, these have resulted in improvements in overall outcomes for many patients.
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Timeline – The History of Multiple Sclerosis
MS Timeline 1380: St. Lidwina born in Holland; her progressive illness suggests a diagnosis of MS 1794: Birth of Augustus d’Este, an early case of what would later be known […]
Read News ArticleCover Story: The Evolution of MS Diagnosis, Treatment, and Care
The evolution of multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis, treatment, and care, from the early 1800s to today, has been an extremely long and difficult road for researchers, medical professionals, and members of the MS community alike. Through the 1800s and up until the mid 1900s, without the diagnostic tools of today, some individuals showing signs of MS may not have received a diagnosis during their lifetime.
Read News ArticleThe Motivator: Summer/Fall 2012
The Motivator – Summer/Fall 2012: MSAA’s 48-plus page magazine highlights and explains many vital issues of importance to our readers affected by MS.
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Facing the Cognitive Challenges of Multiple Sclerosis Second Edition Written by Jeffrey Gingold Published by Demos Health MSAA Book #158 Award-winning author Jeffrey Gingold is an attorney, husband, and father […]
Read News ArticleStories to Inspire: Hiking the Arizona Trail for Multiple Sclerosis
by Shawn Feliciano Foolishly, I told myself that I would not cry when I reached the border between Arizona and Mexico, thus having completed my journey of 817 miles through […]
Read News ArticleHealth and Wellness: The Affordable Care Act and You
Major Changes In Healthcare Will Affect the MS Community – Are You Ready? by Margaret Weisser, LSW Edited by Peter Damiri The Affordable Care Act (ACA) aims to increase the […]
Read News ArticleIn Memoriam: Gary Wallace
A tribute from colleague and friend, Doug Franklin Gary Wallace passed away September 12, 2012 after battling a medical condition for many months. He is survived by his wife Roberta […]
Read News ArticleThoughts about Giving: Swim for MS has Many Facets
by Kimberly Goodrich Senior Director of Development Earlier this year I made my first contribution to MS Conversations (MSAA’s blog, located at blog.mymsaa.org) with my thoughts on giving, receiving, and […]
Read News ArticleProgram Notes: Keep Cool This Summer
by Peter Damiri Senior Director of Programs Spring is a time for all to enjoy the warmer, more-pleasant temperatures. Unfortunately, the hot and humid conditions of summer will quickly follow. […]
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