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Gut microbiome is a fascinating area of research for multiple sclerosis.The gut microbiome is becoming an important area of interest in MS research. Studies have shown that the gut microbiome in people living with MS differs from healthy individuals, suggesting it may play a role in the disease. Some research has also found that existing MS treatments may alter the gut microbiome, which could potentially be part of why they have a beneficial effect.
There are still many unanswered questions, but research in this area is growing quickly, including interest in whether approaches that target the gut microbiome, such as diet, could become future treatment strategies for MS.
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Rochelle talks about how MS Auckland supports people affected by multiple sclerosis 🧡
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This special World MS Day edition of the award-winning Understanding MS course is for anyone with an interest in MS.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, supporting someone with MS, or working in healthcare, this course will increase your knowledge of MS symptoms, how MS is diagnosed and the impact of an MS diagnosis.
You will also learn about the global barriers to early MS diagnosis and explore solutions. Through interactive content and real-world insights, you’ll gain valuable knowledge about MS 🧡
It's free, and open until 15 June. Sign up today at
worldmsday.org/online-course/
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