How does NMSS deal with advocacy on the local level?

Louis Rosner

Neurology

On the local level, advocacy is geared toward helping the individual to deal with "the system" and to avoid the red tape of various government agencies such as the Veterans and Social Security Administrations.

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Multiple Sclerosis

Too often, multiple sclerosis is thought of only as "the crippler of young adults." But in fact, 75 percent of all people with MS will never need a wheelchair. In Multiple Sclerosis, Dr. Louis J....

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A very conservative online site to consult is Quackwatch at www.quackwatch.org. Dr. Stephen Barrett ...

Louis Rosner

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Multiple Sclerosis Research & Innovations

Diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS) is changing. The National American Research Committee on Multiple Sclerosis (NARSCOM) Registry is a database of over 34,000 people with MS who provide detailed information about the progression of their disease along with treatment regimens they follow. The registry helps doctors and researchers to learn more about the disease, allowing them to provide better care for MS patients. Innovations in research and treatment are helping patients with multiple sclerosis lead more active, fulfilling lives.

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