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Multiple Sclerosis affects men and women differently
A new study done in Buffalo is revealing the differences in the way Multiple Sclerosis affects men and women. The Buffalo Neuroimaging Analysis Center is part of the Jacobs Neurological Institute. Located at Buffalo General Hospital, the center has become an international leader in computerized analysis of brain scans.

Most recently, in a study of more than eight hundred MS patients, they've discovered a difference in the way the disease affects the brains of men and women.

Doctor Robert Zivadinov (Buffalo Neuroimaging Analysis Center) said, "We found more gray matter atrophy, and especially cortical and deep brain matter atrophy in men versus women, and that was highly significant............"

For the full report please go to MSRC: MS Research News : New Discoveries : Hormones And MS Research



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