Most existing medication treating multiple sclerosis is about damping the immune system so that it does not attack nerve cells. A new approach - using the over the counter antihistamine clemastine - is different in that it helps to rebuild a protective insulation, called myelin, around nerve fibres. Experiments with 50 patients showed promise; more research is needed.
related: #multiple_sclerosis #antihistamine
Contact: info(@)neat-news(dot)com.
neat-news.com is not responsible for the content of external sites.
We do not link to external sites in return for money or any other benefits.
Note that photos are usually stock photos, mostly taken from
Wikipedia, which we can use royalty-free either since they are in
the public domain or available under an open licence such as
a share alike licence.
The page is maintained in Germany and for any legal matters the
laws of Germany apply.
Any warranty or liability is excluded in the widest legally
possible sense.
© neat-news.com 2016-2025.
