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2009La sclérose en plaques pourrait être d'origine vasculaire, suggère un chercheur Sclérose en plaques : Une maladie vasculaire?
Experimental MS surgery draws Canadian interest
MS group to fund research into 'liberation procedure' MS Society calls for research into experimental therapy Experimental MS surgery draws Canadian interest EndMS aims to beat multiple sclerosis Ill women at risk of abandonment Offering hope to MS patients New drug therapies and promising research offer hope to MS sufferers MS Funding Announcing five new research and training centres across the country Network of multiple sclerosis research centres launches in Canada Meet Michael Augustine Vitamin D helps control gene implicated in MS Vitamin D helps lower risk of MS, says study
Genes, sun combine in origins of MS: Study Vitamin D interacts with genes in MS: study Vitamin D helps control MS gene 2008Brain abnormalities may signal MS, study finds Experimental treatment may help control MS symptoms Multiple sclerosis symptoms and treatment explained Canadian researchers are hoping new drugs and risky
bone marrow stem cell transplants will slow, or even reverse,
the effects
of multiple sclerosis 2007MS study in the works Acne medicine clears up MS symptoms:
University of Calgary study finds new use for pimple pills Acne drug enlisted to battle MS Drug body's advice against provinces paying for MS drugs seen
as unfair DNA vaccine could help MS sufferers: study New DNA vaccine may help MS patients Genetic find raises hope for Canada's MS patients Risk genes for multiple sclerosis uncovered Research teams identify first new genes in 30 years related
to MS Stem cell trial gets $2M shot in arm MS and the Canadian female connection Pregnancy hormone may reverse some MS damage Pregnancy
hormone could help MS Pregnancy
hormone may bring MS cure Une
hormone de grossesse combattrait la sclérose en plaques Une nouvelle voie de recherche s'ouvre Pregnancy
hormone may offer hope for MS patients MS researchers find conception connection Hormone repairs MS damage in mice Righting a world that 'flipped upside down' 'Benign' MS patients should be warned, study
says Benign MS often not so benign: study 2006MS diagnosis rate soaring for Canadian women Canada
AM: Stewart Wong, MS Society of Canada Puzzled Canadian researchers find women more
at risk Tetanus jab may curb multiple sclerosis risk Stewart Wong, National Manager of Media Relations discusses multiple sclerosis on an MS Podcast. Aired originally on June 26, 2006. Tysabri FDA Approval Under Special
Distribution Program For Multiple Sclerosis Stewart Wong, National Manager of Media Relations discusses multiple sclerosis as a guest on NatRadio (.wma file). Aired originally on May 26, 2006 at 1:30 p.m. on www.natradio.com MS more than a genetic disease,
researchers find Genetics link to MS disputed Early multiple sclerosis treatment
has 'remarkable' benefits BioMS set for advanced testing
on MS drug FDA Panel Backs Return Of MS Drug MS drug's return supported
U.S. FDA official worried about
MS drug return Controversial MS drug to undergo
gov't hearings MS gives Regina mom a new perspective
on life The New Face of Multiple Sclerosis:
Doctors Increasingly Detect The Disorder in Children; Recognizing
Early Signs
 Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada Toll free to reach the nearest regional office: 1 800 268-7582 To locate the MS Society office near you, please select your region: E-mail: info@mssociety.ca
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L'entretien de Michel Désautels avec Louis Adam, directeur général de la division Québec de la Société canadienne de la sclérose en plaques
