Recovering damage caused by multiple sclerosis
British scientists recover nerve damage caused by multiple sclerosis by activating the regenerative function of stem cells in the brain.
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British scientists recover nerve damage caused by multiple sclerosis by activating the regenerative function of stem cells in the brain.
A study in the UK showed that babies born in April were more prone to multiple sclerosis in adulthood because their mothers lacked sunlight during pregnancy.
Scientists have found more and more evidence of the importance of Vitamin D in the development of multiple sclerosis (MS).
The findings of scientists from Australia's Menzies Institute suggest that vitamin D may help reduce the progression of multiple sclerosis.
The conclusion of the team of scientists at Oxford University (UK), said that daily vitamin D supplementation can help prevent the disease.
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