difficulty walking, pain and problems with co ordination. 0ften diagnosed aged 20 to 40, ms is two to three times more common in women than in men, and is often diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, although it can develop at any age. 0ur correspondent, caroline wyatt, who s living with ms, has been to meet one of the trial s first patients. ailsa geady and her husband rob have been together since university. they married in 2003. by then, they knew that ailsa had ms. at first, her symptoms would come and go what is known as relapsing remitting ms. the couple went on to have three children, but by last year, her symptoms no longer went away. like me, she now has progressive ms where the damage to nerves gets worse. facing progressive ms feels quite different to relapsing remitting ms. part of that is because of
got difficulty walking. but i was within three or four feet of him and he looked robust to me, pretty healthy. so i wouldn t predict his demise any time soon. he s struggling with mobility issues and he s a man of 86 years, but i wouldn t say he s in terrible shape. and then what do you see as the greatest challenge facing the pontiff and the church right now? well, he would say at the heart of his papacy, evangelization. i heard him say this at an audience he had with the california bishops who i was bishop out there, and he said the key to my papacy is the joy of the gospel, and it s a statement on evangelization. how do we proclaim the faith in the world today. that i think is what he s most interested in. and i would say all of his teaching centers around that
mean, it potential damage? good morning. i mean. it is potential damage? good morning. i mean. it is very potential damage? good morning. i mean, it is very concerning, - potential damage? good morning. i mean, it is very concerning, the i mean, it is very concerning, the increase that we have seen over the last years, and particularly over the last year, notjust last years, and particularly over the last year, not just an last years, and particularly over the last year, notjust an increase in the number of cases but in the severity of cases of neurological damage due to nitrous oxide. there has been a real absence of research until now into the harms that nitrous oxide can cause, but we are very concerned, and that is why we published today these national guidelines on how to spot and manage neurological damage due to nitrous oxide. ~ ., ., neurological damage due to nitrous oxide. ~ . . , ., , ., oxide. what are the symptoms that eo - le oxide. what are the symptoms that people
there s a new top dog. well, the world s oldest dog, that is. after only holding the crown for two weeks, spike the chiwawa, a 23-year-old mix from ohio, has been dethroned. meet bob, a the age of 30 years and 269 days, actually it s bobi. he s also the oldest dog to ever live, according to the book of world records. he lives in western portugal and was born in 1992. he has become less adventurous in his old age. he has difficulty walking, but his vet says he s doing well for his advanced age. 30 years old.
specifically the fibers that go from the brain to the spinal cord they can sometimes be injured as a result of that. i should point out that we were told he recovered, he was actually able to fly home, but sometimes if those fibers are injured, that s something that obviously has to be watched and potentially managed longer term. that s a concern. it s called the fencing response. you can see the images there, that s what it looks like and is something that neurosurgeons and neurologists pay attention to if there is a concern about a head or spine injury. this came four days after what looked like another injury on sunday night, he was thrown to the ground again and a short time later seems to have difficulty just walking. if that difficulty walking was due to the fact that he had just hit his head, obviously another concern. there s a few things in the protocols that basically will not allow a player to return to the field. one is someone loses consciousness, there s amnesia, there s