Tag: multiple sclerosis

AI Detects Invisible Cortical Lesions in MS Patients Using Existing MRI Scans

Artificial intelligence can now detect cortical lesions in multiple sclerosis patients on standard MRI scans that were previously invisible to…

Foamy immune cells packed with fat may drive MS progression, new brain tissue study suggests

Researchers have discovered that immune cells packed with lipid droplets accumulate in the brains of patients with severe multiple sclerosis…

Six protein targets offer new pathways for progressive multiple sclerosis treatment

Researchers identify six protein targets and 13 drug repurposing opportunities for progressive multiple sclerosis treatment. The findings could accelerate development…

Popular Anti-Aging Drug Combination Causes Severe Brain Damage in Mice

A widely researched anti-aging drug combination caused severe brain damage in mice, including myelin loss and cognitive changes resembling "chemo…

Exercise Hormone Irisin Shows Promise in Multiple Sclerosis Neuroprotection

A preclinical study from Mass General Brigham and University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf has identified irisin, an exercise-derived hormone, as a…

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