Multiple Sclerosis Nerve Damage Repaired By Scientists
Oct 10th 2007Drug InformationMultiple Sclerosis
Nerve damage which was caused by multiple sclerosis (MS) was repaired by scientists from the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA, who were working with mice. The scientists said it is hoped this may lead the way to new treatments for humans. The immune system of a MS patient attacks the fatty myelin sheath which covers the nerves, gradually destroying them. The patient’s nerves do no work properly; he/she experiences loss of balance, blurred vision, and sometimes paralysis. [click link for full article]
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