Our colleagues at the Rocky Mountain MS Center at University of Colorado are seeking women between the ages of 18-50 who have been diagnosed with MS and are actively family…
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This webinar focuses on the onset, prevalence, and nature of cognitive changes often observed in MS, as well as their potential impact on occupational and daily functioning. The cognitive effects…
This program explains the delays and other challenges applicants generally encounter when applying for Social Security Disability benefits as well as strategies to improve the probability of a successful claim….
In preparing this issue, we asked MS Center Neurologists what they think are the biggest new developments in MS Research. Here are thier replies. There continues to be a lot…
InforMS recently talked to Ben Limmer, a participant in the RISE-MS study. This project aims to establish a risk profile by identifying genes, biomarkers and environmental factors that are associated…
The Rocky Mountain MS Center at University of Colorado is the home of one of the largest MS research programs in the world. The success of our research studies and…
Lack of representation of systemically marginalized and underserved populations in research studies is a significant and persistent problem in medicine. This lack of representation in research contributes to and compounds…
After years of painstaking work in the laboratory, Dr. Jeffrey Bennett and Dr. Gregory Owens at the Rocky Mountain MS Center at the University of Colorado, have identified an antibody…
At its core, all research begins with a question. What makes you sick? What’s inside a cell? How does a neuron work? What happens in your body that causes a…
In this issue of InforMS, we’re taking a deeper look at the field of medical research. While we’ve described research projects and studies before, this issue aims to give a…