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Without relying on controversial embryonic stem cells, a vaccine has been developed that appears to help patients with multiple sclerosis. The vaccine’s results were reported in early testing and was developed by scientists in Canada. This breakthrough could potentially lead to greater treatment leverage for patients with multiple sclerosis without conflicting with the views of…

New Vaccine for Multiple Sclerosis Developed – Can Work with Existing Adult Stem Cell Treatment

Ago 14, 2007

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A new vaccine for multiple sclerosis moves another step away from embryonic stem cells.

$2.4 Million Dollars Awarded for MS Research Using Bone Marrow Stem Cells

Jul 18, 2007

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A $2.4-million grant was awarded to two Ottawa researchers for their work in fighting the chronic and often disabling disease of the brain and spinal cord that is multiple sclerosis. Dr. Harry Atkins and Dr. Mark Freedman will continue a closely watched clinical trial involving an experimental bone marrow stem cell transplant therapy. Their team…

Stem Cells Lessen Suffering for People with Multiple Sclerosis

May 1, 2007

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The redistribution of a patient’s own adult bone marrow cells as a method of stem cell treatment may lessen the suffering of their multiple sclerosis symptoms. Professor Neil Scolding of the Institute of Neurosciences at Bristol University’s Frenchay Hospital is researching the use of adult bone marrow stem cells as a therapy treatment for MS.