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November 2009
Overcoming Vocational Barriers to Improve Quality of Life Tools for the MS Patient Overcoming Vocational Barriers to Improve Quality of Life: Tools for the MS Patient
October 2009
Volume 11, Supplement 2 The Art & Science of Managing MS: A Case-Based Approach
May 2009
Abstracts from the 23rd CMSC Annual Meeting of the
Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers
Teamworks, Trends and Technology: New Solutions in Multiple Sclerosis
March 2009
Staying Connected:
The Use of Computer-Related Accessible
Technology Among People With MS
December 2008
Innovations in MS Treatment:
connecting science with practice
to improve quality of life
December 2008
The Evolving Role of the Nursing Professional
With New Multiple SclerosisTherapies
Proceedings of a Roundtable Discussion
October 2008
Investigating Multiple Sclerosis:
Targeting Therapeutic Options
May 2008
Comprehensive Approaches
to Complex Challenges
December 2007
Frontiers in Multiple Sclerosis
New and Emerging Therapies
November 2007
Challenges of MS Care:
Translating Imaging
Research into Clinical Data
April 2007
Safe Administration and Monitoring
of Monoclonal Antibodies
in the Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
December 2006
Optimizing Treatment Options for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis
July 2006
Multiple Sclerosis:
Advances in Management
Highlights from a Symposium of the Veterans Affairs
Multiple Sclerosis Center of Excellence
May 2006
Prognostic Indicators of MS
and MS Therapies
Winter 2005/2006
Clinical Strategies in MS:
Effectively Treating a Long-term Disease
Based on a symposium at the 2005 Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers
February 2006
Multiple Sclerosis: Symptom and Side Effect Management
February 2005
Perspectives in Long-Term MS
Therapy - Evidence and Efficacy
Based on proceedings from the Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers 2004
October 2002
MS-Related Fatigue Toward a Consensus for Pharmacological Therapy:
Based on proceedings from the Annual Meeting of the consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers.
June 5, 2002 in Chicago
June 2002
Optimizing Immunomodulatory Therapy for MS Patients:
Based on a roundtable meeting held on December 15 -16, 2001, in Miami Beach, Florida
September 2000
Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis:
Clinical Challenges & Treatment Advances
September 2000
Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis:Reducing the Impact Through Comprehensive Management

 
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