Why MS Runs in Families But Doesn't Always Get Worse
Researchers studied people who had their first multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms to understand why the disease runs in families. They found that people with …
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Taking Control of Kidney Health Cuts Disease Risk by 31%
A 10-year study from China followed 1,160 people with moderate kidney disease to see if active self-management helped. Patients who participated in a …
Read MoreWhat Doctors Can Learn Early About ALS Progression
Researchers followed 44 people with ALS (a disease affecting nerve cells that control muscles) for three years to understand which signs help doctors predict …
Read MoreCan Vitamin B12 Supplements Slow ALS Progression?
Researchers studied 120 people with ALS (a disease affecting nerve cells) to see if vitamin B12 supplements could help. They found that taking B12 supplements …
Read MoreGut Fungi May Play a Role in Multiple Sclerosis
Scientists discovered that people with multiple sclerosis (MS) have different types and amounts of fungi in their gut compared to healthy people. This study …
Read MoreGut Bacteria Differences Found in Parkinson's Disease Patients
Scientists discovered that people with Parkinson's disease who haven't started treatment yet have different types of bacteria in their gut compared to healthy …
Read MoreCan a Mediterranean Diet Help Slow Parkinson's Disease?
Researchers are testing whether eating a Mediterranean diet—lots of vegetables, fruits, fish, and olive oil—might help people with Parkinson's disease feel …
Read MoreHow Exercise, Diet, and Stress Relief May Help Slow Parkinson's Disease
A new review in a top medical journal suggests that simple lifestyle changes—like exercising regularly, eating healthy foods, and managing stress—might help …
Read MoreWhy Cells Age Faster in Crohn's Disease and What It Means
Scientists discovered that in people with Crohn's disease, cells in the intestines show signs of aging faster than normal. Researchers studied genes related to …
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