David Orange, NARCOMS Staff Writer with contributions from John Brockington, MD, Associate Professor and Director, Division of General Neurology at the University of Alabama at… »
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Driving with Multiple Sclerosis: Can I? Should I?David Orange, NARCOMS Staff Writer with contributions from John Brockington, MD, Associate Professor and Director, Division of... »
Osteoporosis and Physical Activity Among NARCOMS ParticipantsIntroduction Osteoporosis is a bone disease causing thinning of the bones. Osteoporosis increases the risk of fractures... »
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NARCOMS Report-Sharing NARCOMS Results With the MS Community
Sharing NARCOMS Results With the MS Community Tuula Tyry, PhD, MAED–NARCOMS Program and Editorial Manager, Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, Arizona Introduction The purpose of the NARCOMS database is two-fold: to expedite clinical trial recruitment and to facilitate multiple sclerosis (MS) research in general. Over the course of the past 10 years, thousands of Registry participants… »
NARCOMS Report- The Structure of the Update Surveys
Tuula Tyry, PhD, MAED, NARCOMS Program Manager Introduction As of March 2005 the total number of participants enrolled in the NARCOMS MS Patient Registry was well over 30,000 (see Figure 1). The spring 2005 update survey is scheduled to be sent by mail or via a secure Web site to over 22,000 active participants in… »
NARCOMS MS Patient Registry Long-Term Study
Most persons who receive this publication (MSQR) are already enrolled in the surveybased NARCOMS MS Patient Registry Long- Term Study (especially if there is a number immediately above your name on the address label). However, if you know other persons with MS in the US who might like to participate, we would be pleased to… »
