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Last Updated: Monday, February 08, 2010

Publication	Description	Select
Solutions for Wellness: A Guide to MSAA's Programs and Services	Solutions for Wellness: A Guide to MSAA's Programs and Services This booklet presents an overview and details of all of MSAA's programs and services providing assistance to people with MS, their families, and their care partners.
Mommy's Story	Mommy's Story: An introduction for younger children to learn about a mother's MS This addition to the MSAA family of publications encourages parents with multiple sclerosis to begin the conversation about the diagnosis and ongoing implications of MS with young children. This 16-page book is geared for children ages three to seven.
Daddy's Story	Daddy's Story: An introduction for younger children to learn about a father's MS This addition to the MSAA family of publications encourages parents with multiple sclerosis to begin the conversation about the diagnosis and ongoing implications of MS with young children. This 16-page book is geared for children ages three to seven.
Understanding and Treating Depression	Understanding and Treating Depression in Multiple Sclerosis This common symptom of MS is often overlooked. This booklet will help you increase your understanding of depression, and contains useful tips for overcoming depression.
Thinking about Complementary and Alternative Medicine?	MSAA Monograph #1 This informative publication presents an overview of several Complimentary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) techniques and treatments that may be helpful to individuals with MS and their care partners, as well as guidelines for evaluating CAM therapies.
The Confusing World of Clinical Trials	MSAA Monograph #2 This informative guide for patients and families explains the history of clinical trials and offers in-depth explanations of the processes involved in various types of modern clinical trials.
Taking Steps to Feel Your Best	Taking Steps to Feel Your Best This brochure provides information for individuals who are looking to learn more about the six FDA approved therapies for MS.
Motivator Issue	Description	Select
Fall 2009	Men's Health MS-related health issues and strategies to promote phsyical and emotional wellbeing. Also in this issue... New Brand of Interferon Approved Improving Your Sleep
Summer 2009	MS Research Update 2009 The latest trial results and research trends in disease-modifying therapies for MS. Also in this issue... Options for Wheeled Mobility Resource Detectives Program Achievements
Winter/Spring 2009	Symptom Management Update A comprehensive overview of strategies and medications used to manage MS symptoms, along with initial findings on many experimental treatments presently being studied Also in this issue.. Special Expanded Issue Exercise to Improve Mobility
Fall 2008	Women with MS The many issues surrounding women with MS, from dating and family planning, to routine health exams and emotional issues, are addressed, along with helpful advice from medical professionals Also in this issue... MS World Congress Highlights Mobility Independence and Safety
Summer 2008	MS Research Update MSAA's annual Research Update presents the latest trial results and research trends in disease-modifying therapies Also in this issue... CMSC Presentation Abstracts Nutritional Tips
Spring 2008	Partners in Wellness A positive doctor-patient relationship can be a valuable asset toward achieving wellness. Also in this issue... Weight Management Strategies Getting Dressed
Fall 2007	When Children Have MS Despite very limited research, MS specialists work to diagnose, treat, and monitor pediatric MS, while helping kids and teens pursue their goals. Also in this issue... MSAA's New Website Difficulties with Swallowing
Summer 2007	MS Research Update Research findings from two large medical conferences are summarized, highlighting 20 approved and experimental drugs for MS. Also in this issue... Resource Detectives Program Strategies for Staying Cool
Summer 2006	Cover Story: Annual Meeting Highlights An overview of research, treatment, and other MS topics presented at two medical conferences. Also in this issue... Nurses Play Important Role Tysabri Returns

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