Category Archives: MS Treatment

Golriz Ghahraman was elected as a Greens MP in the 2017 New Zealand election. Continue reading →

I love Leap Day. Or, to be more specific, I love the concept of it. Every four years, you are gifted 24 extra hours. Continue reading →

A protein called dedicator of cytokinesis 8 (DOCK8) is key for the development and expansion of self-reactive immune T-cells that wrongly attack myelin, a study in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis (MS) found. DOCK8 drives the migration and stimulating capacity of dendritic cells immune cells that teach T-cells to attack a given target Continue reading →

Soon after Ciara Lo arrived in Bologna, Italy, from her native Hong Kong last month, her wallet was stolen. But when she went to file a police report, she was told she would have to wait outside, she said. And when the 22-year-old student tried to open a bank account, she said she was turned away by an employee who made a remark about the coronavirus. Continue reading →

Analysts said they could not recall a career civil servant quitting in such a spectacle. Opposition Labour Party officials said the resignation laid bare the governments drive to stamp out any internal dissent. Jon Trickett, the partys spokesman on civil service questions, said on Twitter that it showed the underlying right-wing authoritarian but incompetent nature of the Johnson government. Continue reading →

NEW YORK, March 03, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TG Therapeutics, Inc. Continue reading →

As election season gets firmly underway, womens votes are set to shape the outcome of the 2020 national elections and set the course for the nations agenda. Since the 1980s, a distinct gender gap has shaped the nations political and policy agenda, voting patterns and more. It will undoubtedly continue to play a larger and larger role in future electionsincluding, of course, those in 2020 Continue reading →

Ms. is a proud media sponsor and partner of the League of Women Voters Los Angeles andUCLA Film and Television Archives Women to the Polls: Suffrage Film Festival. In this dedicated series, well be syndicating the program in time with each day of screenings. Continue reading →

When Tahmina Khaidarova was married it was in accordance with her familys cultural traditionsher parents chose her cousin to be her husband. She rarely saw her husband, who worked in another country, returning home to Tajikistan only for short visits once a year Continue reading →

Keira Bell, 23, is suing Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust (Picture: PA) A woman is taking the NHS to court after claiming gender reassignment treatment she received as a teenager was unlawful and left her feeling suicidal. Keira Bell, 23, who has since transitioned back to a female, accused Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust of rushing her treatment when she was diagnosed with gender dysphoria Continue reading →