Inside MS

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Articles in Wntr 2002 issue of Inside MS

• "Walking on thin ice." - Readers Write - Letter to the Editor
  by Elaine Russell
• Study shows Copaxone reduces "black holes" in the brain - News
• Accessible housing spells freedom - Brief Article
  by Stewart Rood
• Disclosure worked - Readers Write - Letter to the Editor
  by Joanne Falcone
• Disappointing results from CORAL trial - News - Copaxone for treatment of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis
• Surfing mouseless - Brief Article
• Retirement worked - Readers Write - Letter to the Editor
  by Stephen L. Pryor
• First stage of Sonya Slifka study completed - National MS Society News - Sonya Slifka Longitudinal Multiple Sclerosis Study
• Getting on getting over: … when MS dims your smile. No, we're not talking about depression. Sharon Brown is focusing on preventing dental problems that may be a side effect of MS - multiple sclerosis
  by Sharon Brown
• Correction - Correction Notice
• Society grants $800,000 to Sylvia Lawry Centre - National Multiple Sclerosis Society
• What are you reading? A guide to magazines for people with MS - multiple sclerosis - Brief Article
  by Jane Gershaw
• Three people with MS on September 11, 2001 - Readers Write - Letter to the Editor
• Information for health-care professionals - National MS Society News - multiple sclerosis
• It's a battle for benefits - Shrewd Moves - long-term disability benefits - Brief Article
  by Beth Rothstein Ambler
• The winter paralympics: setting new standards for excellence
  by Chris Lombardi
• Marilyn Hilton MS achievement center opens at UCLA - National MS Society News - multiple sclerosis
• The road to benefits - Shrewd Moves - disability insurance - Brief Article
• Calm, cool, collected: a meditation primer
  by Al Tainsky
• Lesion Project update at national leadership conference - Society News
• When The Road Turns: Inspirational Stories By And About People With MS. . - Books - book review
  by Linda Irwin
• Travel advisory for the Post-September 11th World: the motto is unchanged: go, but go prepared! Some of the preparations have changed, however
  by Tamar Asedo Sherman
• Calling all team captains … - Society News - National Team Captains' Rally
• Avoiding Attendants From Hell: A Practical Guide To Finding, Hiring & Keeping Personal Care Attendants. . - Books - book review
  by June Price
• New MS diagnostic criteria - News
• Dave and Shelley build their dream house
  by Shelley Peterman Schwarz
• Human Trials: Scientists, Investors, And Patients In The Quest For A Cure. . - Books - book review
  by Chris Lombardi
• In this issue
  by Martha King
• Promising results in early Antegren trial - News - natalizumab
• Accessing accessible housing
  by Seana O'Callaghan
• "Reach" - The Last Word - National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Brief Article - Column
  by Mike Dugan