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Relationship between Combat Related Posttraumtic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and MS

Tuesday, July 29th, 2008

The interrelation between chronic stress and MS has always been known, but the biological foundation for this phenomenon has not yet been proven. A case-study of five patients, both diagnosed with MS and PTSD, attempts to demonstrate various dimensions of interrelation between these two diseases.

Posted in All Articles, Breaking News, Cognitive Issues, Quality of Life, Veteran Affairs | 1 Comment »

Living With Multiple Sclerosis Disease Progression

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

Elizabeth Auld, PA- C––Spinal Cord Program, MSCS,VA Connecticut Healthcare System,West Haven, Connecticut
Introduction
Research into what is happening to the central nervous system in multiple sclerosis (MS) gives hope that the disease can be slowed and eventually cured or prevented. Realistically, persons with MS understand that until there is a cure, they will have to accept and [...]

Posted in All Articles, Preventative Health, Primary Progressive MS, Quality of Life, Relapsing-progressive MS, Secondary Progressive MS | 1 Comment »
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