Multiple Sclerosis

Approximately 400,000 Americans have Multiple Sclerosis, with about 200 new cases being diagnosed each week. In this edition of Health Matters, individuals with this disease share their stories of diagnosis, treatment and living with MS. Host David Granet, MD, is also joined by recognized expert Jody Corey-Bloom, MD, UCSD Department of Neurosciences, for an in-depth look at this unpredictable neurological disease. You won't want to miss this special hour-long episode. Series: "Health Matters" [12/2007] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 12435]

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Education

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• multiple
• sclerosis
• david
• granet
• neuroscience

[IsaacG1965]

go and check "ccsvi" dr Zamboni there is a cure. its for real!

[LadyLahdeedah]

@IsaacG1965 it's not a cure. it's a treatment for some symptoms in some people with MS that have problems with vein blockages. It's not an MS cure.

[anjajune]

Thank you for uploading! I got diagnosed with MS a year ago but cant really believe that its true. Unfortunately it is.

And I am the typical 'victim' of it: woman, 30 years, blinded on my rigtht eye, and from Europe.

Life's a bitch...

[tackcatta]

19:38 You were working 20 hours a day? What?

[dennychoi]

Very good informations! (^_^)

[ramiarabas]

spinal cord IS part of the central nervous system, Dr. 3:30

[atvchick09]

I believe I have MS, but I have yet to get it diagnosed! I have like every symptoms though!

[wreyoG]

@ElectraOnAzaleaPath  so true