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Heavy Security at Asawase Police station to ward off attacks

There was a heavy security presence on Monday morning at the Asawase Police station to avert further attacks by angry youth in the area on the institution. The youth on last Sunday evening attacked and destroyed many items at the Police station following the death of one of their members…
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Emirati authors recommend establishing creative writing training centres

Sharjah: Prominent Emirati authors and literary gurus have called on for the establishment of creative writing training institutions that will ā€œenhance the skills of aspiring writers in creating contents that connect with the readers and enhance critical thinking.ā€ The recommendation was made during a panel discussion marking Emirati Writer’s Day at the 12th Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival (SCRF). The participants during the discussion titled, ā€˜Emirati Authors: Reality and Aspirat...
Ash Shariqah United Arab Emirates United States Ali Al Abdan Quentin Blake Noor Oueidat

Combining Generic, MS Tools Gives Clearer View of Patient Life Quality, Study Says

HRQoL is essentially a measure of the impact that a disease has on patients’ quality of life. While there are a number of instruments that assess HRQoL, disease-specific measures are better tailored to patients with a condition, whereas more generic ones enable comparisons with the general population and people with other diseases. However, the inconsistent use of generic and disease-specific HRQoL tools limits the ability to compare results from MS observational studies and clinical trials.ļæ½...
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In MS Patients, Mindfulness Helps to Reduce Depression, Fatigue

Depression and fatigue are common in people with MS. While fatigue results from MS-related chronic inflammation and neuronal damage, depression is caused by psychological and social factors that may not be directly related to multiple sclerosis. Both depression and fatigue may be managed through mindfulness-based interventions, which are designed to boost mental well-being by purposefully staying present in the moment and acknowledging one’s feelings in an honest but nonjudgmental way. Trait ...
Faisha Abdullah University Of Lisbon Weill Cornell Medical College Biomedical Sciences University Of Houston Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale

Moving From Gilenya to Lemtrada May Not Be Optimal Choice in RRMS

First-line treatments for relapsing-remitting MSĀ (RRMS) are often lower-risk DMTs like interferon-beta (IFN-beta, examples include Avonex), and Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate). People generally switch to more highly active therapies, such as Gilenya and Tysabri (natalizumab), if disease activity persists.Ā  Lemtrada was shown in clinical trial toĀ effectively reduce disease activity in treatment-naive patients and in those unresponsive to first-line DMTs. However, data regarding Lemtrada after o...
Faisha Abdullah University Of Lisbon Biomedical Sciences Weill Cornell Medical College University Of Houston Molecular Biology

Retinal Cell Loss Worse with Interferon-beta vs. Other DMTs, Study Finds

In MS, the immune system targets nerve cell axons that transmit signals from the brain to other parts of the body, leading to inflammation and nerve degeneration. Degeneration in certain nerve layers in the back of the eye appear to correlate with greater brain damage in MS.Ā Thus, the neuroprotective effects of current MS therapies can be examined through their impact on these layers. In this study, researchers at the University of Sydney, in Australia, examined the impact of several approved ...
New South Wales Neuroimmunology Neuroinflammation Faisha Abdullah University Of Lisbon Weill Cornell Medical College Biomedical Sciences

PPMS Patients 'Drove' Slowing in Brain Atrophy Seen With Ibudilast in Trial

PPMS and SPMS are disease subtypes grouped under the umbrella of ā€œprogressive MS.ā€ However, the two disease forms have distinct development and progression, and can respond differently to treatment. Ibudilast is being developed byĀ MediciNova, under license from Kyorin Pharmaceutical,Ā asĀ a potential oral MS therapy. ItĀ has been approved Ā in Japan to treat asthma and stroke since 1989. Previous results from the SPRINT-MS Phase 2b clinical trial (NCT01982942) in progressive MS patients ļæ½...
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