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New discovery points to a promising new target for slowing MS progression
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New discovery points to a promising new target for slowing MS progression
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is growing fast in Australia. A record 37,756 Australians are currently living with the chronic neurological condition, marking a 13.3 per cent rise over the past three years. The overall economic burden has also climbed significantly, now exceeding $3 billion annually for the first time. Now, a major breakthrough may have uncovered why MS causes the brain to shrink over time. The cells that make us human Two papers pub…
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