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#MultipleSclerosis

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‘Inverse vaccines’: the promise of a ‘holy grail’ treatment for #autoimmune diseases
Some researchers say a new approach, which suppresses a particular part of the immune system rather than amplifying it, could be available in the next five years

theguardian.com/wellness/2025/

The Guardian · ‘Inverse vaccines’: the promise of a ‘holy grail’ treatment for autoimmune diseasesBy Guardian staff reporter
#142holdheap#medical#MultipleSclerosis
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Dr. Dani Sanchez

This week Christina Applegate and Jamie-Lynn Sigler promoted their podcast (messythepodcast.com) and general MS/Chronic Illness/Disability advocacy on Conan O’Brien’s podcast (teamcoco.com/podcasts/conan-ob) with Christina joining in “Work from Bed”-style
#MusComEnt #WorldMSDay #Disability #MultipleSclerosis #ChristinaApplegate #JamieLynnSigler

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Dr. Dani Sanchez

During the filming of “Dead to Me” in 2018 Christina Applegate began to experience symptoms that were later diagnosed as #MultipleSclerosis in early 2021. She went public with her diagnosis later that year. She has since retired from acting due to MS but now has a wonderful podcast with fellow MS-diagnosed actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler (messythepodcast.com)
#MusComEnt #WorldMSDay #DontTellMomTheBabysittersDead
#ChristinaAppleGate #JamieLynnSigler

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Bongolian

Erin Allday: reakthrough multiple sclerosis therapy by #UCSF doctor transforms treatment for millions

"'When biomedical research is perceived to be threatened, great young people can conclude that this just isn’t a secure career,' Hauser said. 'And yet we are entering a new era where these brain diseases are understandable, treatable and down the road even preventable.'"

#gift #multiplesclerosis #health #healthcare
sfchronicle.com/health/article

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