One of the most important relationships a person living with a chronic illness has is with their healthcare team. But medical appointments are often an under-utilized part of your healthcare…
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It’s important to keep reliable records of your MS history— keeping track of new symptoms, changes in symptoms, and the treatments you receive. Even if you think you won’t, you’ll…
Healthy eating is one of the most common pieces of advice we hear. Whether it’s your doctor, a well-meaning family member, or a relentless friend on social media, it shouldn’t…
Content contributed by Dr. Larry Coffee of Dental Lifeline Network. For more information, please visit: https://dentallifeline.org/beyond-teeth/ Dental cavities and gum diseases are bacterial infections that can make your MS symptoms…
This issue focuses on playing defense from a medical, health and wellness standpoint. But it’s equally important to prepare yourself financially for the future, and when you’re living with MS,…
The Rocky Mountain MS Center’s 2018 Fall Education Summit is scheduled for Saturday, November 4 at the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora. Below is an archive of the entire event,…
Interview with Dr. Jeffrey Hebert, Associate Professor, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation-Physical Therapy Program RMMSC: Could you please give us a brief overview of the PCORI study on MS and exercise? Dr….
By Becky Post, Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, Adventure Recreation Coordinator at RMMSC’s King Adult Day Enrichment Program The RMMSC’s King Adult Day Enrichment Program (KADEP) offers several outing opportunities for…
The development of new treatments in MS has exploded. Currently there are at least 15 disease modifying agents available with more anticipated to be approved in the next few years….
This week, the results from a clinical trial of 250 participants with progressive MS were released and showed that ibudilast on had a significant impact in slowing down brain volume…
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