| November 27, 2012 | Mystery of multiple sclerosis in Pacific Northwest |
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It's a mystery why the Pacific Northwest has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis in the world. But UW Medicine researchers are closing in on some likely triggers that may be causing the body to hijack its own immune system and turn on itself -- findings that could lead to new treatment strategies in the future.
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| May 18, 2012 | Treating Multiple Sclerosis: Where are We Now, Where are We Headed? |
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Multiple sclerosis--or MS--attacks the spinal cord and brain, causing neurological symptoms that can interfere with daily life. But with the right treatment and a comprehensive team approach, patients and their physicians can control MS symptoms better than ever before. Dr. Annette Wundes and Dr. Shana Johnson, co-directors of UW Medicine's state-of-the-art Multiple Sclerosis Center, join us to share the latest news in treatment and research and explain why they feel this is a hopeful time for patients with MS.
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| March 22, 2012 | Dr. George Kraft on why UW Medicine is a top referral site for MS patients |
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