... Marrie said researchers will need to further investigate these areas to find out more information about what could be driving the higher death rates among those with MS and colorectal cancer. ...
... Marrie said researchers will need to further investigate these areas to find out more information about what could be driving the higher death rates among those with MS and colorectal cancer. ...
... Yet MS rates in Rochester are nearly double those in the two Canadian cities. This difference suggests that something beyond geography is at play.Scientists believe that interactions among genetics, the immune system, and environmental exposures ultimately influence MS risk. ...
... Yet MS rates in Rochester are nearly double those in the two Canadian cities. This difference suggests that something beyond geography is at play.Scientists believe that interactions among genetics, the immune system, and environmental exposures ultimately influence MS risk. ...
... In a systematic review of studies (a look at all relevant research) of vitamin D and mental health in people with MS, researchers determined that deficiency may be a factor in higher rates of depression among people with MS. ...
... In a systematic review of studies (a look at all relevant research) of vitamin D and mental health in people with MS, researchers determined that deficiency may be a factor in higher rates of depression among people with MS. ...
... In these studies, people with a lower socioeconomic status had higher rates of MS. It is not entirely clear why this is. Certain environmental risk factors may play a role. For example, people with higher socioeconomic status may be exposed to fewer germs while growing up. ...
... In these studies, people with a lower socioeconomic status had higher rates of MS. It is not entirely clear why this is. Certain environmental risk factors may play a role. For example, people with higher socioeconomic status may be exposed to fewer germs while growing up. ...
... Hispanic Americans with MS, in addition to having higher disability scores than their white counterparts, also have the highest rates of pain, depression, and anxiety of any racial group among those with MS.Researchers for the CHIMES study are recruiting participants ages 18 to 65 who self-identify as Black or Hispanic American. ...
... Hispanic Americans with MS, in addition to having higher disability scores than their white counterparts, also have the highest rates of pain, depression, and anxiety of any racial group among those with MS.Researchers for the CHIMES study are recruiting participants ages 18 to 65 who self-identify as Black or Hispanic American. ...
... According to the research team, these rates were higher than those in people without MS. They cited a study using a similar methodology that found that 13 percent of people without MS experienced COVID-19 symptoms for four weeks or longer and that 2 percent had symptoms that lasted 12 weeks or more. ...
... According to the research team, these rates were higher than those in people without MS. They cited a study using a similar methodology that found that 13 percent of people without MS experienced COVID-19 symptoms for four weeks or longer and that 2 percent had symptoms that lasted 12 weeks or more. ...
... Review, Critical Appraisal, and Mapping of the Epidemiological Evidence — Journal of Global Health Interplay Between Epstein-Barr Virus Infection and Environmental Xenobiotic Exposure in Cancer — Infectious Agents and Cancer Cancer Risk and Multiple Sclerosis: Evidence From a Large Italian Cohort — Frontiers in Neurology Cancer Incidence and Mortality Rates ...
... Review, Critical Appraisal, and Mapping of the Epidemiological Evidence — Journal of Global Health Interplay Between Epstein-Barr Virus Infection and Environmental Xenobiotic Exposure in Cancer — Infectious Agents and Cancer Cancer Risk and Multiple Sclerosis: Evidence From a Large Italian Cohort — Frontiers in Neurology Cancer Incidence and Mortality Rates ...
... Men also transition to secondary progressive MS (SPMS) at higher rates and faster than women with MS.Comorbidities are coexisting conditions that happen along with MS. Just like the general population, people with MS may develop comorbidities like heart disease and diabetes. ...
... Men also transition to secondary progressive MS (SPMS) at higher rates and faster than women with MS.Comorbidities are coexisting conditions that happen along with MS. Just like the general population, people with MS may develop comorbidities like heart disease and diabetes. ...
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