Tag: Multiple Sclerosis

A new study shows that the Nine Hole Peg Test, particularly an either-hand worsening definition, could serve as a sensitive ...

A wearable-sensor study finds that people with multiple sclerosis show impaired gait coordination from the first minute of the six-minute ...

A new systematic scoping review maps 44 studies of modified ankle–foot orthoses in neurological rehabilitation, revealing strong evidence for gait ...

A new Nature Reviews Neurology review details how the complement system drives autoimmune and neurodegenerative neurological diseases and how a ...

Researchers have developed BasNet, an open-source attention U-Net that segments axons in Bielschowsky silver-stained brain sections with accuracy that meets ...

A 25-year review in Nature Reviews Neurology establishes cortical lesions as central drivers of multiple sclerosis progression, cognitive decline and ...

In one of the largest neuropathological studies of multiple sclerosis ever undertaken, researchers examining autopsy brain tissue from 287 donors ...

A digital health application designed to address the often overlooked emotional and psychosocial consequences of multiple sclerosis has shown significant ...

Multiple sclerosis has long been organized into three familiar clinical categories: relapsing–remitting, secondary progressive and primary progressive. These labels have ...

Toronto, Canada, serves as the backdrop for groundbreaking research that highlights the mental health challenges faced by individuals with multiple ...