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The brain and nervous system govern most of our body's functions. There are many diseases that can affect the brain and the central nervous system, such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis or epilepsy.
Parkinson's
3 articles
Meningitis
3 articles
Bell's palsy
1 article
Tourette syndrome
1 article
Epilepsy
6 articles
Migraine
5 articles
Stroke
18 articles
Rett syndrome
1 article
Multiple sclerosis
7 articles
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease affecting the nervous system. It progresses in spurts, followed by periods of remission of varying lengths.
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Multiple sclerosis
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May is multiple sclerosis awareness month
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La sclérose en plaques démasquée
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MS vaccine currently in clinical trial
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Sclérose en plaques : des Québécois font une découverte prometteuse
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Familial multiple sclerosis may be more destructive than other types of MS
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Pregnancy gives clues on treating multiple sclerosis
Neuralgia
2 articles
Pain
43 articles
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