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Thursday, May 28, 2009

Topics include: Pediatric MS, Stem Cell, Quality Living,Genetics, Epidimiology and more

Stu's Views and MS Related News


Today is May 28, 2009

For the many who thankfully help me by providing me with articles/stories please remember to Always include the web address (URL) from where the article came. Then I will not have to write, asking you for the information. The reason this is needed : each blog posting details the source for the information. Also, I ask that since so many of you, look forward to receiving this e-newsletter each week, that you ask yourselves, whom you know that would also appreciate receiving this. Then furnish them with a copy of this edition and the link to register, at our website.


Contents of this week's e-newsletter and found below this week's ( 37 ) Postings,
You will find information on:
Following our Blog postings via RSS or Atom Feeds,
Follow blog postings via Live Journal,
Following Stuart on Facebook and tweeting on Twitter,
Stem Cell Information, MS Topics of Interest,
Recent interviews from the NMSS and MSF about MSV&N and
a Website to Watch (found on the MSFYi newsletter)

THIS week's Postings - (don't be overwhelmed- pick what you want to read first - then second and then...)
MUCH time is taken to prepare each issue, please use the information to your advantage in keeping informed and remember to share with others
Follow Stuart on Facebook by searching for Stuart Schlossman
Follow me on Twitter (hardly used) by searching for MSViews_andNews
and if you are using Live Journal click this link to keep up-to-date with our blog postings
Subscribe to RSS or Atom Feed: MS Views Blog
On our website, under the heading of MS Topics of Interest is information on Stem Cell,
Symptom Management and other pieces of information often asked, by many.
Click the link to review, learn and share with others.
Also on our website's homepage, you will see a section called Resources ...
Use the categories found on the Resource heading. Use our resource weblinks (as shown in one of this week's postings).
Bookmark the site and use as needed for reference or to provide information for others.
Recent Interviews from the MS Foundation and the National MS Society
See this National MS Society interview, found here
Did you see the recently released MSFYi e-newsletter, with a link to open on a Website to Watch?
If you have yet to see this issue, first click to Subscribe to the MS Foundations e-newsletter.
Then view towards the bottom of this e-newsletter to see what was written:

On The Stu's Views and MS News MS BLOG, Have you used our Shared MS Resource Links
or the Link listings found under the title of "MS Websites and Blog Links" -
the purpose is so that you can read what other MS Bloggers are writing...
Scroll thru and down our blog and thru our website to see all that is there for you, the patient, caregiver, healthcare professional or anybody else with interest in Multiple Sclerosis.

In the current MSFYi quarterly e-newsletter, published by the MS Foundation:

Website to Watch

Stuart Schlossman is a MS information hound. He began collecting MS facts and knowledge in earnest in 2003, when MS-related fatigue caused him to retire from his sales job with the family’s industrial sewing machine parts company.

Soon after, Schlossman decided to share what he had learned.

When he started his website, www.msviewsandnews.org, Schlossman’s goal was to provide educational information and resources for everyone affected by MS, including caregivers, friends and medical providers. Not only has Schlossman succeeded in establishing a popular and useful website, but he has also requested IRS permission to turn MS Views and News into a nonprofit corporation so he can optimize the site and begin applying for education grants.

Already well-known for his ability to organize events in South Florida where he lives, Schlossman would also like to provide educational programs for the local MS community.
In addition to a wealth of resources, MS Views and News contains a link to Stu’s MS Blog and a place to register for Schlossman’s weekly e-newsletter called Stu’s Views and MS Related News.

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.

Until next week, use our Feeds to remain current

Have a nice day

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Thursday, May 21, 2009

Stu's Views and MS News ( Stem Cell updates, Vitamin D, Nervous Sytem repair, Toxic Drugs and much more)

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: May 21st, 2009

Contents found in this week's edition:
Our weekly postings include:
Women climbers with MS, Nervous system repair,
MS Interviews, Info on a teen Caregiver, Toxic Drugs ?
A Vitamin D story, More on the Stem Cell issue and much more
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Just below our weekly postings find in recognition of Memorial Day and Flag Day
a pamphlet on “How to Display Our Flag”
followed by our Social Networking information, Post Feeds, Research Trial Studies in South Florida,
and an excellent video on a Young Bears' Survival
This week's (27) Postings:
A New Source for information on Multiple Sclerosis... (medication information)
TWO WOMAN CLIMBERS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS NEAR
Detecting Nervous System Repair in MS: Internation...
Clinical Trials in Multiple Sclerosis 2009
WORLD MS DAY
Multiple Sclerosis patients managed by a specialt...
Multiple Sclerosis: Non-Toxic Drugs? * vs. Needs ... (what to say or not to say)
re: MS related Tweets from Twitter
MSIF.org - MS research news ( 5- articles)
Glutamate identified as predictor of disease progr...
Two Birds with One Stone / Six Questions with Davi... (an MSF interview)
Multiple Sclerosis related: What's All the Fuss Ab...
If you had one chance to help reduce Multiple Scle... (Relating to Vitamin D)
The Myelin Project Newsletter of May 19, 2009 ( Being noticed)
Schoolboy petitions MSPs over vitamin D link to MS... ( A student caregiver)
An Inspirational film on a Young Bear Cub's Surviv... (Shouting back)
An unusual case of 4-aminopyridine toxicity in a m...
Stupid ( Marriage ) Humor -- Definitely NOT MS ... (entertainment-stupid)
Stem Cell Progress not derailed by Controversy
MS in the UK: Plea to Gordon Brown for stem-cell r...
Give More, Give Back, Join the sMovement (not ms... (giving back)
National MS Society Chairman Weyman Johnson says
300 neurologists, patients discuss multiple sclero...
For those with Multiple Sclerosis in Northeast Flo...
HDL Cholesterol linked to disability in Multiple S...
In Canada: Five Multiple Sclerosis Research Centre... (Good news from Canada)
Making use of the resources found at the MS Views ... (Using beneficial resources)
Memorial Day is coming soon
Flying Right
in recognition of Memorial Day and Flag Day we are offering our pamphlet on “How to Display Our Flag” (the right way) in both English and Spanish.
Information Obtained from United Spinal Association
Follow me on Facebook ( Stuart Schlossman) ; Twitter (MSViews_andNews )
and now also on Ning's site for Disability resource exchange (Stuart Schlossman).
Another site you might want to take a peek (when you have time after reading this e-newsletter) is Chronic Afflication Network.
Trying to provide as many people with as many resources as possible to help you obtain support or to know that you are NOT alone.
Help me to supply the information provided by Stu's Views and MS News and the MS Views and News website too all that you know who are affected by Multiple Sclerosis.
Not just the MS patients... Family members, friends, and health care providers also can be receiving our information each week.
I ask that YOU help others who are affected by MS by asking them to register at our website.
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.
Or use our new Live Journal syndicated Feed.
Stu's Views & M.S. News now has a syndicated feed (which livejournal bloggers can add to their friend's list and see daily).
If you did not see the title amongst all the other postings,
click here to see the story of the Bear Cubs' Courageous Survival.
It's always nice to have someone watching your back
To Read previous e-newsletter issues published since January 1, 2009 - click here.
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.

BE SAFE DRIVING THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND
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Thursday, May 14, 2009

Stu's Views & MS News (including: SPMS,PPMS, PRMS, Pediatric MS, LDN and more...)

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: May 14th, 2009

Contents found in this week's edition:
Our weekly postings Include: Information on SPMS, PPMS and PRMS, Pediatric MS, '
more on stem cell and LDN and many other topics
followed by Facebook and Twitter information,
and what's going on by you...
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.
Or use our new Live Journal syndicated Feed.
Stu's Views & M.S. News now has a syndicated feed (which livejournal bloggers can add to their friend's list and see daily).
Did you have opportunity to see my honored interview:
on the MS Society's NATIONAL website. - [ find my photo (bottom), then click to read the interview ]

This week's (31) Postings
Follow me on Facebook - see Stuart Schlossman
Keep up with each of our (daily) Blog Postings by using the syndicated feed
available from Live Journal: http://syndicated.livejournal.com/msviews/
OR by using the RSS feed found on the website's address bar
If you have an MS related event happening near to you ( or near to your hometown) that you want publicized on our Blog
OR if you have or know of another blog or ms website that you want featured on our pages, then please send the information to me, to publish to either our MS blog or to our website (depending on the information).
Also, if you know of an MS Video that you want shared with others, send the information to me.
Just like the wheelchair kamikaze, I will be more than happy to promote others too...

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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