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First Genetic Marker for MS Severity Identified

Researchers report a genetic variant that increases MS severity, providing the first real progress in understanding and eventually fighting this aspect of MS.

United kingdomUnited statesSan franciscoAdil harroudStephen sawcerSergio baranziniAlastair compstonBaranzini labMultiplems consortiumInternational multiple sclerosis genetics consortiumUniversity of cambridgeDepartment of clinical neurosciencesCambridge university hospitalsUniversity of californiaLife stressors could contributeMultiple sclerosis flares

MS Accelerator: Uncovering the Genetic Variant Driving Rapid Multiple Sclerosis Progression

In a first-of-its-kind breakthrough, a study involving over 22,000 multiple sclerosis patients, has identified a genetic variant that speeds up the progression of the disease. A study of more than 22,000 people with multiple sclerosis (MS) has for the first time identified a genetic variant assoc

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Genetic Marker for Rapid MS Disease Progression Identified

Scientists have discovered a genetic variant that appears to predict faster symptom progression in people with multiple sclerosis.

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MS: Genetic marker of disease severity identified for first time

A newly identified genetic marker of disease severity in multiple sclerosis (MS) may eventually lead to better treatments.

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Genetic variant tied to faster progression of multiple sclerosis | Newly ID d variant affects genes active in brain, spinal cord

Genetic variant tied to faster progression of multiple sclerosis | Newly ID d variant affects genes active in brain, spinal cord
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