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Former UFC fighter Alberto Crane is proving that a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis doesn't have to end your fighting spirit. His journey from professional athlete to MS advocate is inspiring thousands this National MS Awareness Month.
Microsoft just released the oldest computer code from its archives, dating back to before MS-DOS even had its famous name. A dedicated team spent months transcribing the code from faded paper printouts because it predates digital storage.
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The beloved Bundy family is coming together for a special reunion to raise money for MS research. Christina Applegate personally chose the charity, highlighting life-changing treatments developed from their work.
Researchers from top universities identified vulnerable "canary in the coal mine" neurons that die first in MS patients, opening a promising new path for treatment. This breakthrough could help millions by protecting brain cells before the disease progresses.
Hundreds gathered on Peoria's Riverfront this weekend to show people living with MS they're not alone. The community fundraiser aims to bring in $100,000 for research into the hard-to-diagnose disease.
Beloved children's entertainer Ms. Rachel visited families outside a New Jersey immigration detention center, singing and playing with children separated from their detained parents. Her message of solidarity shows how compassion can bring light to families facing difficult separations.
Doctors in Buffalo are reprogramming patients' immune cells to fight autoimmune diseases the same way they fight cancer. The one-time treatment could replace lifelong medications for millions living with lupus, MS, and rheumatoid arthritis.
Researchers have identified the exact mechanism that kills brain cells responsible for memory and thinking in multiple sclerosis patients. The breakthrough discovery opens a completely new path for protecting cognitive function in people living with MS.
Researchers discovered a promising breakthrough linking Epstein-Barr virus to multiple sclerosis, offering hope for treating not just MS but potentially lupus, chronic fatigue, and other diseases. The findings reveal how immune cells respond to this virtually unavoidable virus that 95 percent of adults carry.
A preschool teacher who beat cancer turned her classroom experiences into hand-drawn designs that celebrate educators. Ms Jenny's Creations brings authentic teacher merchandise to life through real moments instead of tired clichés.
Researchers at Murdoch University analyzed over 1,800 voices of people with MS to understand their walking challenges beyond physical symptoms. Their groundbreaking approach revealed emotional and social barriers that current medical frameworks miss.
A new real-world study shows the MS therapy Kesimpta keeps disease stable in over 90% of patients, especially when started early. The findings support using high-effectiveness treatments sooner rather than waiting for the disease to progress.
Scientists discovered that a gene helping yaks survive high altitudes can repair the protective coating around nerves damaged by multiple sclerosis. The breakthrough could lead to new treatments for MS and other conditions that currently have no cure.
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After nearly three decades of living with multiple sclerosis, Ann Romney has overcome debilitating symptoms through alternative therapies and now champions research that could stop MS progression within five years.
Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza and his brother Alberto created a specialty burger to honor their mother's 20-year battle with multiple sclerosis. Every sale helps fund MS research, proving college athletes can use their platform for powerful good.
Clare Reilly just became the first person to complete Australia's grueling 1,000-kilometer Munda Biddi trail in a wheelchair, proving that multiple sclerosis doesn't define what's possible. Her journey through forests, mountains, and dunes is raising funds for MS research and rewriting the rules on adventure.
Chris White couldn't run a mile two years ago, but he just became the world record holder for the fastest half marathon run by someone with Multiple Sclerosis. The 42-year-old crossed the finish line at Brighton Half Marathon in 1:30:46, proving that an MS diagnosis doesn't have to stop your dreams.
Fernando Mendoza went from being ranked 2,149th out of high school to winning college football's highest honor, crediting his wheelchair-using mom who has MS as his greatest inspiration. The 22-year-old quarterback led Indiana to its first national championship and is now favored to be the #1 NFL draft pick.
Scientists at University College London discovered that multiple sclerosis may actually be two distinct diseases with different brain damage patterns. This breakthrough could explain why treatments work for some patients but not others.
Australian scientists have developed a revolutionary platform that can analyze over 100 genetic risk factors for multiple sclerosis at once. This breakthrough could lead to personalized treatments for thousands living with the unpredictable disease.
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