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Treatment with an immune-suppressing drug may help people with the incurable disease multiple sclerosis, researchers say. Their small study showed that treatment with high doses of cyclophosphamide, a generic cancer drug that has been around for half a century, cut the level of disability in MS patients, improved their physical functioning and reduced the number of brain lesions related to the condition.
