Articles from Inside MS (December 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
... About living with MS for 40 years.	Phipps, Tyra C.		723
2007 North American Education Programs focus on mobility and epidemiology.			546
A global view of MS.			218
Activism on the move.			135
Adherance: I'm forever blowing bubbles.	Zielinski, Karen J.		855
Challenging the commonplaces: Weyman Johnson's bold, unscripted talk on the heterogeneity of multiple sclerosis and the need for cutting edge research to address all aspects of MS engaged every one of the thousand people who attended the 2006 National Conference. He left the stage to a standing ovation. Below is an excerpt.	Johnson, Weyman	Excerpt	267
Change.	King, Martha		360
College scholarships for 2007.			71
Embracing an attitude of gratitude.	Shadday, Allison		691
Fathers may be more likely to transmit MS risk.			213
First things first.	Broussard, Susan	Letter to the editor	125
Gaining momentum: a world free of MS.		Cover story	680
How to be an activist: speak up!	Ellis, R.	Letter to the editor	178
Improving life in a "non-specialty" nursing home.			223
International teams seek ways to repair or protect nerves.			573
Just Like Life, Only More So & Other Stories of Illness.	Lombardi, Chris		350
Let me tell you ...	Masters, Lisa	Letter to the editor	169
National Achievement Winner, Kathleen Wilson.			309
Promoting patient-centered health care.			251
Relations with realty.			177
Simplify your life.	King, Janet Spencer		1325
The African-American experience.	Craft, Dorothye M.	Letter to the editor	129
The daily needs of people with MS--what research can do.	Richert, John		696
The MS Coalition.	Nelson, Joyce		341
The Omega-3 Factor: CAM stands for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, a group of diverse therapies and products that are neither part of conventional medicine as taught in U.S. medical schools, nor generally available at U.S. hospitals. The practice of using an unconventional therapy together with conventional medicine is called "complementary medicine.".	Bowling, Allen C.		981
There's more to Keep S'myelin about.			149
Two international research meetings.			400
Unleashing the activist in all of us: when Joyce Nelson addressed the conference, she touched on heroes from Popeye to Rosa Parks, from Christopher Reeve to the Apollo 13 astronauts, and to the ordinary men, women, and children who live every day with MS. Her message brought the conference audience to its feet.	Nelson, Joyce		249
What's going on with the diseased-modifying drugs? We're well into the second decade of the era of disease-modifying MS medications. What do we know about them now? And what do we know about why people take or don't take them?	Nauen, Elinor		2486