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Listen Up, Multiple Sclerosis Strikes More Women than Men
It is a staggering statistic: two to three times as many women have multiple sclerosis (MS) as men.

Does Stress Play a Part in MS Relapses?
When you or someone that you care about is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, it is natural to want to do some research in several areas concerning the disease. Among the most important categories are the causes of multiple sclerosis, the likely manifestations of the symptoms of the disease and possible treatments. In this article, we are going to take a look at one consideration when it comes to the exacerbation of multiple sclerosis attacks, stress on the individual MS sufferer.

Lehigh Valley Woman with Multiple Sclerosis to Battle Disease on Her Bike
Since 1992, Tania Kincaid has been battling multiple sclerosis. This month she plans to fight it on two wheels – for her fifth consecutive year. She will ride with nearly 250 of her friends and family to raise money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

The Appeal of Far Infrared LuxSauna Surges Despite Sluggish Economy
Multiple health benefits and low costs of far infrared saunas are behind the rapid growth of LuxSauna as they launch into multiple markets.

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Fund Raising Fights Multiple Sclerosis with T-Shirts
A t-shirt fundraiser featuring art contributed by those afflicted with MS opens 6-18-09 to directly benefit Multiple Sclerosis Society

New Source of Information on Multiple Sclerosis Medications
NeedyMeds.org and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society announce a new source of information on multiple sclerosis medications (http://www.needymeds.org/resourcepages/ms.shtml) and the financial help available for those living with the disease.

OSHA Issues Citation After Accident
According to reports, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued citations regarding asbestos to two construction companies in Colorado.

Help for Improved Walking in Bend, Oregon: Physical Therapy Practice Now Offers State-of-the-Art Gait Training
Parkinson's disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke and other movement disorder patients are now offered a new, breakthrough treatment for improving walking balance.

The Appeal of Far Infrared LuxSauna Surges Despite Sluggish Economy
Multiple health benefits and low costs of far infrared saunas are behind the rapid growth of LuxSauna as they launch into multiple markets.

SKIN1 by Dr. Gram Cares About Skin and Community
San Diego Skin Doctor Supports Well-Being of Those with Multiple Sclerosis

Scientists and Patient Share How to Treat Multiple Sclerosis with Diet in Live Teleseminar
Loren Cordain, Ph.D., and Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patient Rosalie McClung will host a Multiple Sclerosis and Diet teleseminar at 3 pm MST on February 20, 2009 from Fort Collins, CO. These experts will explore connections between diet and MS emphasizing what foods may contribute to this disease, and which foods can slow MS progression and help ameliorate symptoms.

Parkinson's Virtual Reality Gait Training Device Improves Quality of Life
Newly released virtual reality gait training device shown to improve quality of life for Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and other movement disorders




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