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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Stu's Views and MS Related News
A product of MS Views and News, Inc.
MS Views and News is dedicated to the global collection and distribution
of current information concerning Multiple Sclerosis. In collaboration with
other organizations, MS Views and News uses state-of-the-art communication
channels to provide information for those affected by, or interested, in MS.
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Today is: April 30, 2009
Contents: This weeks postings (34) include: Various Oral MS Therapies,
Nutrition, Syndicated Feed,
A Tutorial of the MSV&N (MS Views and News) website,
More info on: LDN, Stem cells, Mobility, Research Studies,
Then: Review TWO HOT Topics from our last e-newsletter,
critically needed information on summer heat,
and see the link for MS Topics of Interest (found below)
Catch up on previous e-newsletters archived since January 1st, 2009 by clicking here.
Two Hot Topics from our last e-newsletter, that received many comments
(click on each to read what others wrote):
Summer Heat soon upon us. Click to read informational links to learn more on the heat and ms:
Heat being bad for many with MS. Keep Cool this Summer.
For Further Information visit: http://www.polarsoftice.com
** MS Topics of Interest - Click Here to View **
Then link to other globally known MS organizations

e-Newsletter Disclaimer:

***Editor's Note: The intent of this newsletter is to provide information on various medical conditions, medications, treatments, and procedures for your personal knowledge and to keep you informed of current health-related issues. It is not intended to be complete or exhaustive, nor is it a substitute for the advice of your physician. Should you or your family members have any specific medical problem, seek medical care promptly.

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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Topics include: Pediatric MS / Stem Cell / LDN info / Symptom Mgmnt and So Much more

Today is: April 23, 2009
Contents: This week's (35) postings (MS news keeps pouring-in)
Followed by: Updated Resource links, RSS feed, "Wheelchair Kamikaze",
Rx info and Nat'l MS Society Walk and Bike tour information
UPDATED Web /Resource links on our website include:
Weekly, this section will be updated with new information
that will benefit all affected by Multiple Sclerosis
Bookmark this link to check back as often as needed
USE the RSS feed button found at our website, or blogs to receive the MS articles "as / when" they are posted. Doing this, will not get you bogged down each Thursday, when this newsletter is sent.
Also now found on our homepage:
find a National MS Society: Walk or Bike tour Site, near you.
Visit our Homepage to see this interactive map
Ever hear of a "curbcut"? - See Wheelchair Kamikaze's videos found on our homepage.
For the many who do not know what a "Curb-cut" is... - Watch his video .
See what you can find near to the last written wording on these videos

Are RX Prices Killing you? -
Find the link found above to read what Mark wants you to know
Have a Safe Week
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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Resource Links, Stem Cell, MS Patient Stories and more

Today is April 16, 2009

Please see what else we have in this newsletter, appearing below this weeks' postings.
Contents: This weeks Postings, followed by RSS feed information,
resource links (symptom Management), Giving, MRF, and a Patient's Story
(Scroll to view everything)



Here are this weeks' (20) Postings for you to review as you have time:
Here is how to stay up-to-date with our MS Blog postings from Stu's Views and M.S. News :
USE the RSS feed button found at our website, or blogs to receive the MS articles "as / when" they are posted. Doing this, will not get you bogged down each Thursday, when this newsletter is sent.
Click to view the weblink resources available at our website (shown below) to learn and/or to keep informed.
Since last week's newsletter a new topic was added: "Symptoms and Symptom Management".
The number in the (parenthesis), reflects the number of resource links found in each of these categories .
Giving back:
I just learned that one of our site sponsors, has formed a walk team that will take part in this coming weekend's MS Walk in Manhattan.
If you want to give something back to those who are working to better our lives, then please consider making a small contribution to Erica Tursi of Rx Mosaic's - Bravo Study. Use this link to make your online contribution. I know I will...
Now found on our homepage is a video of the Myelin Repair Foundation (MRF) --
Watch the video to learn what they are doing in attempts to repair Myelin damage
Keep up with Stuart on Facebook to see his zany daily profiling.. Easy to find if you enter correct spelling:: Stuart Schlossman
Want to learn more on MS related topics? Use our search box at either the Library of MS Archives or the MS Blog. Type in a keyword, such as Pain or Fatigue or Vision. Then click enter. All posted articles will then open for your viewing. Access the Blog or the Library of archives from our website's homepage..
While at the homepage, click on our banner ad sponsors, such as Bioness, Neurologic Associates, Polar Body Cooling, Hyperbaric Oxygen, MS Lifelines, Lieberman Disability, MS Centers of Miami and the link to Tysabri info. And remember to Visit our Blog page.
"Don't Ask Me How I Feel - I Have MS"
- By Stephen Knapp -
An MS Patients' Story
My neurologist stunned me
when she said:
"You have Multiple Sclerosis
and looking at your MRI,
you are a walking time bomb"
To Read More, Click Here
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Thursday, April 9, 2009

New Format for MS in the News

Stu's Views and MS Related News
A product of MS Views and News, Inc.
MS Views and News is dedicated to the global collection and distribution
of current information concerning Multiple Sclerosis. In collaboration with
other organizations, MS Views and News uses state-of-the-art communication
channels to provide information for those affected by, or interested, in MS.
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Today is: April 9, 2009


Contents: This week's Postings; followed by : staying up-to-date with..., Organization weblinks and Reader Comments


  • Genetically Modified stem cells treat autoimmune d...
  • The Heuga Center - 1984-2009 Celebrating 25 years ...
  • The Heuga Center's JUMPSTART Program
  • JK Rowling Steps Down from MS Society Scotland?
  • If you are a Hoosier and Affected by Multiple Scle...

  • MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CENTER OF ATLANTA NAMES NEW CEO...
  • HEAR PERSONAL STORIES FROM OTHER PEOPLE WITH MS
  • Biogen's stock rises on takeover chatter
  • The Myelin Repair Foundation Needs Your Help
  • Best treatment for MS may depend on disease subtyp...

  • Interferon could be key to preventing or treating ...
  • BG-12 significantly reduced brain lesions in multi...
  • Copaxone + Tysabri Phase 2 Trial Results = safe an...
  • 'Compassion Fatigue' Drains Some Caregivers
  • A Certain Kind of Beauty - is an altogether beauti...

  • MS Organizational (and related) Websites
  • Valuable MS Blogger Sites
  • MS Related: Understanding Insurance Coverage
  • Glutamate in Neurological Diseases

  • Cat Scratch Fever - what do you think?
  • An MS Patients' Journey Towards a Diagnosis of MS ...
  • Multiple Sclerosis:ENERGY CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES
  • The HISTORY of Multiple
    • Remember how to stay up to date with MS Blog postings:
    USE the RSS feed button found at our website, or blogs to receive the MS articles "as / when" they are posted. doing this, will not get you bogged down each Thursday, when this newsletter is sent.
    New Titles and Links to soon be added. Use these links, from this One MS website (MS Views and News) to link to many globally-known MS organizations..
    Bookmark and Use our MS blog (Stu's Views and MS News) to read MS articles which can also be found be category/subject matter.
    MS Patient videos such as the world re-known Wheelchair Kamikaze and others are posted near to the bottom and are best viewed when using Mozilla Firefox as a browser.
    And use our e-newsletter archived blog to catch up on previous editions.
    Soon to be found on our pages will be the websites for New Mobility, The Myelin Repair Foundation, and others..
    Remember to view our information sponsor ads for Bioness, MS Lifelines, Polar Body cooling Products ( especially with the summers' heat coming),
    Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy,
    And for those that can, please add the information found below to your
    MS Blogs or other sites where we can get the attention
    we deserve:
    MS Views and News is dedicated to the global collection and distribution
    of current information concerning Multiple Sclerosis. In collaboration with
    other organizations, MS Views and News uses state-of-the-art communication
    channels to provide information for those affected by, or interested, in MS.
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    Use the web resources found on our website: http://www.msviewsandnews.org
    to link to most major globally known MS organizations.
    Register at our site to receive our weekly published MS e-Newsletter,
    known as "Stu's Views and MS Related News"
    Reader Comments:
    beccasmom has left a new comment on your post "The HISTORY of Multiple Sclerosis - A Journey thr...":
    Thanks for this link, Stu. It was truly interesting to see the research that has been done and the research that will hopefully be done in the future. Very informative.
    Josh Said: Yes, I definitely agree with Chad. If not for this type of blogs, then we would be having some difficulties understanding the origin of certain conditions.


    e-Newsletter Disclaimer:

    ***Editor's Note: The intent of this newsletter is to provide information on various medical conditions, medications, treatments, and procedures for your personal knowledge and to keep you informed of current health-related issues. It is not intended to be complete or exhaustive, nor is it a substitute for the advice of your physician. Should you or your family members have any specific medical problem, seek medical care promptly.

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