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Getting to Know MS Multiple sclerosis is a progressive disorder of the nervous system affecting an estimated 400,000 Americans. Join experts as they discuss how the disease affects the body and the ways it is diagnosed. Watch Video Read Transcript Treatment for MS: Where Are We Now? Multiple sclerosis is a life long disease. There is no cure yet, but there are effective treatments available to help slow the progression of the disease and control symptoms. Watch Video Read Transcript
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