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An international team has shown that the injection of a type of stem cell into the brains of patients living with progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) is safe, well tolerated and has a long-lasting effect that appears to protect the brain from further damage.

Selma Blairs doctors blamed her health problems on menstruation.

Among MS patients, the stem cells showed a neuroprotective role, guarding nerve cells from further decline.

Fifteen patients receiving an experimental stem cell therapy to treat advanced MS didn’t have the expected deteroriation in their condition.

In over four decades, our community faced a virus that had taken many precious lives throughout its time. HIV/AIDS is still part of our community, with thou ...

Dead To Me actress Christina Applegate has shared an update with fans after revealing her Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis last year.

I’M FEELING A bit emotional as I share my Lacey passed away peacefully in her pasture on Nov. 13.

Strict guidelines control access to medical cannabis but there are calls to broaden regulations so more people can avail of its therapeutic properties 

As the warmth of Thanksgiving leftovers lingers in our homes, the spirit of giving takes center stage on the following Tuesday—the day aptly named "Giving Tuesday."

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