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team is providing in-depth coverage of the 2021 Virtual AAN Annual Meeting, April 17–22. Go here to read the latest stories from the conference. When the weather is unusually warm, people with multiple sclerosis (MS) are more likely to require emergency medical care, new research shows. The findings indicate that people with health conditions like MS may be at increased risk of health problems as temperatures rise due to climate change, according to Holly Elser, PhD, an epidemiologist and medical student at Stanford University. The idea for this study, according to Elser, originated with a MS patient during a routine medical appointment: “[the patient] mentioned off-handedly, ‘you know, my MS gets really bad when it’s hot outside, ” said Elser.

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