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In Trial, Drug Eases a Multiple Sclerosis Symptom - NYTimes.com.
A drug developed by Acorda Therapeutics improved the walking ability of some people with multiple sclerosis in a clinical trial, doctors reported Thursday. The results could lead to approval of the first drug to treat a specific symptom of the disease.
February 26, 2009 in symptom management | Permalink
Joseph P. Shapiro: No Pity : People with Disabilities Forging a New Civil Rights Movement
Read this book!
Karsten Heuer: Being Caribou: Five Months on Foot with an Arctic Herd (World As Home, The)
Howard L. Weiner MD: Curing MS : How Science Is Solving the Mysteries of Multiple Sclerosis
Just finished this book. Good overview of science, research and MS.
Funny Times: Funny Times
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Nancy J. Holland: Multiple Sclerosis in Clinical Practice
Probably a little outdated but gives a good overview of symptom management and helps you stay one step ahead of your doc.
Joe Kane: Savages
Great book! I traveled to this region in 2003, although some things have changed much remains the same.
Even ran into Moi in Cocoa and got him to sign my book.
