Treating a common virus could stop multiple sclerosis
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Scientists have discovered a genetic variant linked with multiple sclerosis becoming more debilitating over time, in research hailed as a first step towards a new drug.
Scientists have identified a genetic variant that is linked to the severity of multiple sclerosis (MS) and the progression of the disease over time. The discovery of this variant, which sits between two genes called DYSF and ZNF638, opens up new potential pathways for treatments for MS.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a lifelong condition in which a person's body is attacked by its own immune system, causing a range of symptoms including problems with vision, movement and balance.