MS in the News: Fatigue, Pain, Research, Patient stories and Stem Cell News

Today is: October 8, 2009

The BIG NEWS: This e-newsletter is now being received in (55) Countries

In this week's edition:

Twenty (20) article postings as shown below.

Volunteers request. Social Media News.

Info to speak with an MS Peer/counselor

and Information from the Consortium of MS Centers

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This week's (20) Postings :

• Calling on Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis ... For New Yorkers with RRMS to read
• Glatiramer Acetate Treatment Reduces Risk of Early... Copaxone News
• National MS Society November Leadership Meeting in... For those in or near to Chicago
• Listen to a Podcast of how Copaxone helps tthose w... Copaxone News
• How Do I Know if I'm Having an MS Relapse? Info to benefit the patient
• Lancet publication surrounding Phase III data from... Research news
• International Journal of MS Care - Fall 2009 Issue... From the Consortium of MS Centers
• The Impact of Pain on the Quality of Life of Peopl... PAIN and Quality of Life
• Internet Resources for those affected by Multiple ... MS Resources
• Stem cells trial for MS patients Stem Cell trials
• What a Bummer - Day Two, of MS Ride Cancelled Texas MS Bike Tour info
• An Australian Woman's Battle with MS, Then came a ... stem cell related
• Not a breakfast discussion - Constipation and Mult... MS Bowel issues

Powerless Wheelchairs? Can you imagine Health Care...

The Rocky Mountain MS Center Tissue Bank is active... Research News

Facebook: The Power of Social Media facebook gives people things to do

MS Related Fatigue Fatigue

A single-centre, randomized, double-blind, placebo... Research News

New software to detect multiple sclerosis before b...

Canadian Writer (with MS) to donate half of her net procee... -- Personal Story

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***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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