Some scientists believe that multiple sclerosis risk can be reduced or even prevented by regular physical activity. But a recent finding suggests that regular exercise is not effective as a preventative measure for developing the said disease. The results are published in the journal Neurology. There are a number of risk factors that are associated
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There were some recent reports that seem to associate human papillomavirus or HPV vaccination to the development of multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating diseases. But a recent follow-up review of girls and women in Sweden and Denmark who received such a vaccination did not indicate any increased risk of MS. The findings of the study
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A recent study suggests that pregnancy may help reduce the risk of MS in women. Researchers from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia found out that women who became pregnant two or more times also showed to have around a quarter of the risk of developing MS as compared to those who were
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Recent research suggests that increased stress levels may not have any connection to increased multiple sclerosis risk. Results of a study conducted by a researcher hailing from the University of Bergen in Norway may indicate that there seems to be no concrete link between stress and increased MS risk. The results of the study is
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Researchers have long known about the role that vitamin D and sun exposure may play on multiple sclerosis. There have been studies that have shown how the said vitamin may have an effect on people suffering from MS. A recent research may further show proof that vitamin D and enough sun exposure may also lower
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