Drug Safety: There's No Magic Pill, Study Says
Forbes - NY,USA
The risk of dying from Vioxx or Tysabri is about the same as dying in a car, working as a truck driver or rock climbing. The odds of dying from aspirin, ...
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Goggles to help MS patients walk again
Daily Mail - UK
Multiple sclerosis affects an estimated 85000 people in the UK and appears to be caused by the immune system turning against healthy cells in the body. ...
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Eyes of the mind
Malaysia Star - Petaling Jaya,Malaysia
“And I’ve not heard of any other medication or treatment that can reverse the effects of primary progressive type of multiple sclerosis. ...
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Team Tatro gathers for 4th year in local MS Walk
Summit Daily News - Frisco,CO,USA
... lasting tribute to her husband, Bill, a long-time local who died in September 2003 from complications related to Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. ...
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In a Market of Injectables, Differences in Convenience Can Greatly ...
PharmaLive.com (press release) - Newtown,PA,USA
Consequently, each of the emerging therapies profiled in the report (Novartis's fingolimod, Sanofi-Aventis's teriflunomide, and Merck Serono's Mylinax) ...
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