A Ghanaian and survivor of multiple sclerosis, Nathalie Busari, tells GRACE EDEMA how she regained her sight and the ability ...

Multiple sclerosis is a progressive condition where the brain and the spinal cord get affected due to damage to the myelin ...

Since 2014, several immunomodulatory approaches that have modest but clinically meaningful effects have been approved for the management of progressive multiple sclerosis, primarily for people who ...

Discover the multiple sclerosis (MS) patterns that standard brain scans frequently overlook and why these missed indicators ...

The optic neuritis flare-up led to the true diagnosis of my MS ... as soon as you can so that way you all can start the process of how to slow the progression of MS. Hopefully, people with MS can ...

This is generally temporary and tends to affect one eye at a time. Most people with MS may experience vision loss at least once. It’s also more likely to happen when you’re having a flare. For some ...

This had a positive effect. In mice that had a slower developing glaucoma, the damage to the optic nerve was completely halted. In rats, which had a more aggressive form of the disease with faster ...

The recent R&D Day ( replay ) showcased material progress across all three core assets and highlighted potential first-in-class neuroprotection treatment in neuro-ophthalmology, an area of high unmet ...

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a progressive, immune-mediated disorder ... You may not notice the vision problems immediately. With optic neuritis, pain when you look up or to one side also can ...

In mice that had slower-developing glaucoma, the damage to the optic nerve was completely halted. In rats, which had a more aggressive form of the disease with faster progression, the disease was ...

Wider rims of immune cells surrounding multiple sclerosis (MS) lesions in the brain and spinal cord are associated with faster disease progression, a new study shows. Monitoring this type of ...