The evolutionary origins of multiple sclerosis : the disappearance of helminths (intestinal worms) from our regions, combined with a genetic susceptibility inherited from our ancestors of the Pontic-Caspian steppe, could explain the increase in cases of multiple sclerosis.

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Occasional heavy drinking may triple the risk of liver damage: those who consume large amounts of alcohol in a single day at least once per month are three times more likely to develop advanced liver fibrosis than individuals who spread out the same total alcohol intake over time

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In people with multiple sclerosis, aerobic training produced the largest reductions in both fatigue severity and fatigue impact among four exercise programs tested in an 8-week randomized trial

Scientists uncover key brain cells most at risk of damage in multiple sclerosis: « Cedars-Sinai study offers important insights into new ways of protecting the brain from ms and other complex neurological conditions