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Recent News and Study Updates in MS Research By Susan Wells CourtneyReviewed by Dr. Barry A. Hendin, MSAA Chief Medical Officer FDA Approves the First Biosimilar to Treat MS On […]

MSAA’s Vital Programs and Services Improve Lives Today By Susan Wells Courtney MSAA’s Toll-Free Helpline Do you have questions about MS, its symptoms, or its treatments? Each year, several thousand […]

Questions from our Readers Dr. Barry A. Hendin By Dr. Barry A. Hendin MSAA’s Chief Medical Officer Q: I suffer from achalasia, similar to dysphagia. I have difficulty swallowing and […]

SEE ALSO Cover Story: The Importance of Diet and Nutrition in MS We all know that the digestive system is the mediator between what we eat and how those foods […]

By Tom GarryEdited by Susan Wells CourtneyReviewed by Barry A. Hendin, MD SEE ALSO: Diet and MS: The Gut Microbiome Connection Although more research is needed, studies have shown that […]

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View/Download PDF View Digital Edition Order a Copy Cover Story The Importance of Diet and Nutrition in MS By Tom Garry Medical professionals provide insights into healthy food choices for […]