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From Australian of the Year to Patron, MS Research Australia

1st February, 2012

Simon McKeon, the 2011 Australian of the Year - has now accepted the position as a Patron of MSRA.

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Understanding employment difficulties in MS

30th January, 2012

MSRA-funded research has resulted in a new tool to help improve our understanding of employment difficulties in people with MS.

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Funding Boost for Multiple Sclerosis Research

25th January, 2012

MSRA Brain Bank will receive a $500,000 grant from the NSW Government, which will allow researchers to utilise advanced technologies and directly target new treatments.

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European Medicines Agency (EMA) reviewing Gilenya (Fingolimod)

25th January, 2012

A review of Gilenya by the EMA has been initiated following the report of a patient in the USA who died 24 hours after taking Gilenya. The review also includes a total of 11 deaths worldwide, however the

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MSIF CCSVI Research Bulletin - January 2012

16th January, 2012

The MS International Federation (MSIF) have produced their latest round-up of research papers on CCSVI and MS published in the medical literature.

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Progress of environmental effects on MS especially vitamin D

16th January, 2012

A/Prof Robyn Lucas presents on the progress of environmental effects on MS especially vitamin D

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Trying to help find the cure for MS using genetics

16th January, 2012

A/Prof David Booth presents how his lab is trying to help find the cure for MS using genetics.

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Latest research worldwide that may benefit people with MS

16th January, 2012

Dr Elizabeth McDonald presents the latest research worldwide that may benefit people with MS (e.g. new treatments, stem cell therapies, genetics, etc.) and how Australian research is contributing to this.

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Breakthrough genetic study further implicates Vitamin D deficiency in MS

5th January, 2012

Evidence for a direct link between Vitamin D deficiency and MS has just been bolstered, with a December publication of exciting new research.

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Australian researchers have developed the world's first stem cell model of multiple sclerosis

22nd December, 2011

AUSTRALIAN researchers have developed the world's first stem cell model of multiple sclerosis, opening up new ways to study the disease and test treatments.

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