Laughter yoga reduced fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis in a randomized controlled trial
Laughter Yoga Cuts Fatigue And Improves Sleep For Multiple Sclerosis Patients
This randomized controlled trial enrolled 42 people with multiple sclerosis.
People with multiple sclerosis who practiced laughter yoga reported less tiredness and better sleep after just twelve sessions.
Narrative review explores ferroptosis-immune crosstalk in CNS diseases as therapeutic target
New hope for brain diseases by targeting a deadly cell death cycle
This narrative review synthesizes evidence on the interplay between ferroptosis and immune responses in CNS disorders including Alzheimer's,…
Scientists found a way to stop a deadly cell death cycle that makes brain diseases worse, offering new hope for patients with Alzheimer's an…
Meta-analysis finds PLISSIT counseling improves sexual life in women with MS
Counseling helps sexual life for women with Multiple Sclerosis
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 232 women with multiple sclerosis found that counseling interventions based on the PLISSIT model…
A new review found counseling based on the PLISSIT model had a high and positive effect on the sexual lives of women with Multiple Sclerosis…
Exercise training improves cognition and fatigue in older adults with multiple sclerosis
Exercise boosts brain and cuts fatigue in older adults with MS
This Phase-Ib randomized controlled trial in 51 older adults with multiple sclerosis found that 16 weeks of home-based aerobic and resistanc…
A 16-week home exercise program improved thinking speed, executive function, fatigue, and quality of life in older adults with multiple scle…
Aerobic and strength training reduce fatigue in multiple sclerosis patients
Aerobic or strength training eases MS fatigue, trial finds
This randomized effectiveness trial in 62 persons with multiple sclerosis and fatigue found that 8 weeks of aerobic training, strength train…
A small trial finds that aerobic and strength training each reduce fatigue in MS, with no clear winner among exercise types.
Sleep efficiency improved with mindfulness in multiple sclerosis patients according to a meta-analysis
Mindfulness and Melatonin May Help Sleep in Multiple Sclerosis
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic interventions for sleep in people with multiple scler…
A review of ten studies suggests mindfulness, melatonin, and other therapies may improve sleep for people with multiple sclerosis, though mo…
Meta-analysis shows reduced stress-induced autonomic responses in people with multiple sclerosis compared to controls
People with MS show reduced autonomic responses to stress compared to controls
This meta-analysis reviews fourteen studies examining autonomic responses to emotional or stress-related stimuli in people with multiple scl…
A meta-analysis of fourteen studies found that people with multiple sclerosis have lower stress-induced autonomic responses than healthy con…
Global MS burden in women of childbearing age rises 48% from 1990 to 2021
Multiple sclerosis rates rose sharply in women of childbearing age from 1990 to 2021
A global cohort analysis of 204 countries found that multiple sclerosis incidence in women aged 15–49 rose 48% from 1990 to 2021, with preva…
Multiple sclerosis cases and deaths increased among women of childbearing age globally, though disability years dropped slightly.
Review of active therapeutic interventions in 255 people with multiple sclerosis undergoing inpatient rehabilitation
Rehab goals reached by most people with multiple sclerosis during active therapy
This multicentre single-arm pragmatic clinical trial review examines active therapeutic interventions for people with multiple sclerosis in …
Over 88% of people with multiple sclerosis achieved their therapy goals during active rehabilitation, showing significant mobility improveme…
Narrative review discusses multi-target strategies for multiple sclerosis progression
New MS research points to five key targets for better treatment options soon
This narrative review addresses multiple sclerosis and suggests that existing animal models do not fully capture human disease complexity.
New research reveals five specific body processes that drive multiple sclerosis damage and could lead to better treatments for patients soon
Mini-review explores oxidized mannan-conjugated MOG peptide for multiple sclerosis immunotherapy
New MS Treatment Could Teach Immune System To Stop Attack
This mini-review summarizes preclinical evidence on oxidized mannan-conjugated MOG peptide (OM-MOG35-55) for multiple sclerosis.
A new treatment for multiple sclerosis may teach the immune system to stop attacking nerves without shutting down protection or causing majo…
Composite Endpoints Show Weaker Treatment Effects Than EDSS Alone in Multiple Sclerosis Trials
Adding walk tests to MS disability scores actually hides treatment benefits
This post-hoc analysis of ten phase III trials involving 9369 patients with relapsing-remitting and progressive multiple sclerosis evaluated…
Adding walk tests to standard disability scores actually hides treatment benefits in multiple sclerosis trials.