Study Links Depression, Smoking, and Childhood Trauma to Suicide Attempts in MS
A cross-sectional study in the Journal of Neurology found that depression, cigarette smoking, and adverse childhood experiences are associated with ...
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When the Brain and Immune System Fail Together: Scientists Map the Shared Machinery of Neurological Disease
A new editorial synthesizes studies showing that glia, cytokines, autoantibodies, and peripheral immune cells form a single neural-immune interface underlying ...
National MS Society Seeks Innovative Screening Tools for Earlier MS Detection
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has launched a funding opportunity to support scalable screening technologies that advance earlier detection of ...
Spinal cord lesions stretching three segments or more: Spanish cohort maps the causes and the MRI clues that tell them apart
A Spanish cohort study of 62 patients maps the causes of longitudinally extensive spinal cord lesions, finding idiopathic cases most ...
Case Report Examines Rare T-Cell Lymphoma During Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
Clinicians have documented a rare case of subcutaneous panniculitis-like T cell lymphoma in a patient receiving anti-CD20 therapy for multiple ...
Two Decades of Multiple Sclerosis Trends Documented Across Northern Italy
A twenty-year population-based cohort study of ten million adults in Lombardy found that multiple sclerosis prevalence more than doubled between ...
AI Connectome Models Predict Cognitive Performance in Multiple Sclerosis
In a study of 171 people with multiple sclerosis, artificial intelligence models using structural MRI lesion masks estimated brain connectomes ...
Multiple sclerosis language problems may be more than slowed thinking, study suggests
A new study finds that word-finding accuracy deficits in multiple sclerosis persist even after accounting for slowed processing speed, suggesting ...
Choroid plexus emerges as key player in multiple sclerosis progression, systematic review finds
A systematic review synthesises preclinical and human evidence that the choroid plexus drives immune infiltration, barrier disruption and genomic changes ...
Corneal nerves under the microscope: a window on nerve damage in diabetes, Parkinson’s and beyond
A narrative review finds corneal nerve measurements taken with in vivo confocal microscopy show the strongest evidence as an adjunctive ...
Surgeons combine nerve combing and targeted glycerol in rare case of refractory MS-related facial pain
A case report describes a woman with multiple sclerosis–related trigeminal neuralgia who remained free of operated-side pain 43 months after ...
Brain Network Fingerprints Under High Working Memory Load Distinguish Multiple Sclerosis Patients
A graph theory and machine learning analysis of task-based fMRI distinguished multiple sclerosis patients from healthy controls with 95.5 percent ...
Double Inversion Recovery MRI Spots More Spinal Cord Lesions in Multiple Sclerosis
In a cross-sectional study of 100 multiple sclerosis patients, 3-Tesla double inversion recovery MRI detected more cervical cord lesions with ...
AI Shows Promise for Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis, Review Finds Validation Gaps
A systematic review of 26 studies finds AI models diagnosing multiple sclerosis with over 95 percent accuracy in some cases, ...
Scientists Map a Roadmap to Build True Digital Twins of the Human Brain
A perspective article in Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience argues that virtual brain models are already capturing disease mechanisms in patients ...
Intrathecal Stem Cell Therapy Reshapes CSF Proteins, Not Blood Immune Cells, in Progressive MS Trial
An integrated blood and CSF multi-omics analysis of the SMART-MS randomized trial found that intrathecal mesenchymal stem cell therapy in ...
Freezing Nerves: Small Case Series Reports Lasting Spasticity Relief
A small case series of eight patients reports that ultrasound-guided cryoneurolysis produced immediate reductions in muscle spasticity that lasted from ...
Multichannel FES Gait Rehabilitation Feasible Across Clinic and Home in Advanced MS Case
A retrospective case report describes an 18-week multichannel functional electrical stimulation rehabilitation program completed by a woman with secondary progressive ...
Symptom Burden Tied to Marital Adjustment and Quality of Life in Multiple Sclerosis
A cross-sectional study of 190 married patients with multiple sclerosis found that higher symptom burden was associated with lower marital ...
AI in MS, NMOSD, autoimmune encephalitis and MOGAD: promise still outruns proof
A new review finds AI applications in CNS autoimmune diseases are expanding rapidly, yet no model has been prospectively validated ...
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