Could pregnancy hold the key to curing MS?

Hayley Evans
Feb 25, 2019
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Check out the article in the Daily Telegraph today featuring our new research into the effects of pregnancy on Multiple Sclerosis.

Our work, funded by Aims2Cure and the MS Society, aims to identify new therapeutic options by examining the reduction in symptoms seen during pregnancy.

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