Sentence examples for multiple sclerosis grew from inspiring English sources
The fight against multiple sclerosis grew.
Interest in vision in multiple sclerosis is growing, partially in response to the development of sensitive visual function tests, structural markers such as optical coherence tomography and magnetic resonance imaging, and quality of life measures that give clinical meaning to the structure-function correlations that are unique to the afferent visual pathway.
Given the widely confirmed epidemiological and serological evidence linking EBV to multiple sclerosis and the growing literature on altered T cell responses to EBV in multiple sclerosis, it is mandatory that further work is done to better understand how altered virus host interactions contribute to multiple sclerosis pathogenesis.
The aetiology of multiple sclerosis is unknown, although a growing body of evidence supports an autoimmune pathogenesis triggered by environmental factors in genetically susceptible individuals.
A negative result could have jeopardized already growing sales for multiple sclerosis.
This month a judge in Alberta gave a multiple sclerosis patient in Calgary permission to grow his own, saying the current legislation made no sense if there was no legal means to get the marijuana.
People with multiple sclerosis rely on their partners to buy or grow cannabis because they can't get out in the world and find a dealer.
They prosecute the person with multiple sclerosis for possession, they prosecute the partner who's growing it for supply, then they freeze their assets.
Many researchers believe they have the potential to transform medicine by allowing scientists to grow new cells to treat spinal injuries, multiple sclerosis and cancer.
According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, there are about 400,000 multiple sclerosis [MS] patients in the US, and this number is steadily growing: about 200 people are diagnosed each week.
