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In the News Recent Interviews and ArticlesMultiple Sclerosis: Five sources to seek after diagnosis Dr. Elizabeth Crabtree and the UCSF MS Center support group were recognized as a top resource in the Bay Area by the San Jose Mercury News after a diagnosis of MS. By Jessica Yadegaran on 05/13/2013 Nutrition and MS Dr. Elizabeth Crabtree discusses nutrition and its impact on MS. UCSF Neurologist Wins Top International Prize for Multiple Sclerosis Research Stephen Hauser Receives Lifetime Achievement Award April 05, 2013 Scientists Identify Key Biological Mechanism in Multiple Sclerosis Imaging Study Finds Potential New Target to Combat Disease By Anne Holden on November 30, 2012 Pictures from Pediatric MS Family Day Center Without Walls Research Project - Emmanuelle Waubant, MD, PhD - UCSF Meet Dr. Emmanuelle Waubant, Associate Professor of Neurology, Director Regional Pediatric MS Center at UCSF, and Director of the Nancy Davis Center Without Walls program. Here is an overview of her latest research - Pediatric MS. UC San Francisco tests new class of MS drugs Advances in MRI technology and cellular engineering are giving new hope to people fighting Multiple sclerosis. SmartPlanet visits the University of California at San Francisco and talks to Dr. Emannuelle Waubant about new drug therapy that is reducing brain lesions and cutting down on relapse for patients. Charlie Rose Brain Series 2, Episode 9: Multiple Sclerosis- Dr. Stephen Hauser and colleagues talk about the current state of MS research and treatment interventions. Vitamin D- Dr. Stephen Hauser talks about Vitamin D with regard to multiple sclerosis. A GWAS Gets Into Shape Researchers connect gene variants to structure of brain lesions By Mitch Leslie on 14 Feb 2013 |

