InforMS: What do we mean by sexual dysfunction and how might multiple sclerosis contribute to it? Pat Kennedy: Sexual dysfunction is a physical change to the way an individual responds…
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Jane (not her real name) is a woman who has had MS for nine years and agreed to share her story with us. InforMS: Jane, thank you very much for…
Sexual problems are a common complaint among people with MS. Studies estimate that 40 to 85 percent of women and 50 to 90 percent of men report some type of…
The connection between multiple sclerosis and vitamin D levels is an area of study that has long been of interest to researchers and people who are living with MS. A…
Over the last thirty years, we’ve refined our understanding of MS. With each research study, another dot is added to our picture of the disease. It’s certainly not a straight…
At the Rocky Mountain MS Center we periodically survey people in the MS community to find out what they want from us. A frequent, frustrated response is, “A cure for…
Earlier this fall, PCORI (the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute) released a request for funding applications for comparative effectiveness studies of Multiple sclerosis (MS) disease modifying therapies (DMTs). This includes…
Untitled Document Support the MS Center The Rocky Mountain MS Center is a 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization, Federal ID number 84-0795455. We have been rated a Gold Participant by GuideStar Exchange, an independent…
We have an update for you regarding Ocrelizumab – the investigational disease modifying therapy that we have told you about over the past several months. Last week, the FDA…
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