Recommended Resources
Updated: October 2008
The following books and videos/DVDs are recommended resources for persons affected
by multiple sclerosis. These publications present opinions, experiences and
information, which are not necessarily those endorsed by the Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada.
At last check, all of the books listed were available in the
Canadian public library system. You should be able to arrange
for an interlibrary loan through your local library. Some books
may also be available at your local MS Society chapter or division.
Call 1-800-268-7582, or visit In
Your Community. Most books are
still in print and can be ordered through your local bookstore,
online bookstores such as www.chapters.indigo.ca or www.amazon.com,
or directly from the publisher. You may also be able to locate
second hand copies through www.amazon.com or www.abebooks.com.
Ordering information for the recommended videos or DVDs listed
is provided under the title and description of the specific video
or DVD.
GENERAL
  Multiple Sclerosis:
A guide for the newly diagnosed (2nd Edition).
Nancy Holland. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2002. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799609
This book is intended for anyone diagnosed with multiple sclerosis,
as well as family members and friends. Please note that the resources
referred to in this publication are American-specific.
 Multiple Sclerosis: the questions you have, the answers you
need
(3rd Edition). Rosalind C. Kalb. New York: Demos Medical Publishing,
2004. www.demosmedpub.com. ISBN 1932603050
This book was developed under the auspices
of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers. Topics are
presented in a question-and-answer
format and include treatment issues, nursing care, physical/occupational/speech
therapy, swallowing, cognition, psycho social issues, stress & emotional
issues, drugs, alternative treatments, sexuality, pregnancy /
childbirth / gynecology, employment, and life planning.
 Multiple Sclerosis: The Guide to Treatment and Management
(6th Edition). Chris Polman et al. New York: Demos
Medical Publishing, 2006. www.demosmedpub.com.
A complete online version is available at www.msif.org/en/resources/msif_resources/msif_publications/
ms_the_guide_to_treatment_and_management/ free
of charge. ISBN 1932603514 / 9781932603514
Comprehensive and readily accessible, this guide covers a broad
diversity of treatment options in MS. Like previous editions,
the sixth edition offers both detailed discussion for each therapy
in current use and an opinion statement on its usefulness and
effectiveness by the Medical Management Committee of the Multiple
Sclerosis International Federation. The content and format of
this best-selling book has been extensively revised and regularly
updated since its original version. Its' title has been changed
from Therapeutic Claims in Multiple Sclerosis to Multiple Sclerosis:
The Guide to Treatment and Management to more aptly reflect its
extensive range of material and its focus on specific therapies.
 Managing the Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis (4th Edition). Randall
T. Schapiro. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2003. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799781
Dr. Schapiro writes in a clear and concise manner about approaches
to managing MS. The purpose of the book is to assist persons
with multiple sclerosis, their families and friends to have a
better understanding of the disease and to cope more effectively
with MS. Dr. Schapiro and his team focus on the management of
specific symptoms that may develop as a result of the disease
process in multiple sclerosis.
 Alternative Medicine and Multiple Sclerosis. Allen
C. Bowling.
New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2001. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799528
There are several definitions of complementary
and alternative medicine (CAM), or unconventional medicine.
It may be difficult
for people with MS to obtain reliable MS-relevant CAM information.
This resource discusses some of the commonly used CAM therapies
and their relevance to the disease, including: herbal medicine,
vitamins & minerals, and marijuana. It outlines treatment
methods and practical information about the various CAM therapies
and it identifies side effects for therapies presented. Some
therapies appear promising, others are unsafe or ineffective,
and almost all of them need to be studied further.
 Meeting the Challenge of Progressive Multiple Sclerosis.
Patricia Coyle. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2001. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799463
This is an excellent and thorough book
covering the medical aspects of progressive MS. The publication
also provides limited
information on coping issues such as caregiving, finances, relationships
and maintaining mental health. Please note: because of the scientific & medical
nature of the language and content, some people may find the
book difficult to understand.
Understanding the Cognitive Challenges. Nicholas LaRocca and
Rosalind C. Kalb. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2006.
www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 193260331x
Demos Medical Publishing notes that
this resource, “is
the first comprehensive discussion of MS-related cognitive dysfunction,
including the changes that can occur, their assessment and treatment,
and strategies for dealing with their impact in daily life.”
WELLNESS, NUTRITION and EXERCISE
Note: always consult your doctor before starting any exercise
program.
 Multiple Sclerosis: A Self Care Guide to Wellness, (2nd Edition).
Nancy Holland and June Halper (Eds). New York: Demos Medical
Publishing, 2005. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1932603077
This book provides practical advice on dealing with the physical
and lifestyle challenges of MS, while achieving wellness. Experts
discuss topics such as symptoms, exercise, stress, sexuality,
complementary therapies, and general health. The book also includes
helpful diagrams and step-by-step instructions.
 Living with multiple sclerosis: a wellness approach, (2nd Edition).
George H. Kraft and Marci Catanzaro. New York: Demos Medical
Publishing, 2000. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799269
This question-and-answer format book deals with the cause and
course of MS, symptom management, emotional health, social issues,
and treatments. Dr. Kraft is particularly interested in alternative
therapies, wellness and fitness.
Dietary Supplements and Multiple Sclerosis: A health
professional’s
guide. Allen C. Bowling. New York: Demos Medical Publishing,
2004. ISBN 188879990
This succinct publication provides a review of various supplements
with relevance to MS: supplements known to be used by people
with MS, those which have claimed efficacy for slowing disease
progression or relieving MS symptoms, those potentially interacting
with drugs commonly used to treat MS, and those which potentially
worsen MS or its symptoms.
Multiple Sclerosis: An Exercise Guide. Carole Shaw and Barbara
Low. University of British Columbia Hospital, MS Clinic (2002).
Prepared by health care professionals who specialize in MS,
this booklet includes general information on MS and fatigue and
discusses the role of exercise in the physical management of
MS. Guidelines for exercising, walking and maintaining good posture
are included. The exercise component of the booklet is divided
into stretching, strengthening and balance activities and each
of the three sections is separated into two categories according
to the degree of difficulty, so that physiotherapists can prescribe
an exercise program geared specifically to a patient's level
of disability. All exercises are illustrated. A section on relaxation
techniques completes the manual.
Copies can be ordered and/or are available online as a PDF from:
http://vch.eduhealth.ca -- search using either the publication
title or catalogue number: FM.460.M9194
Muscle Medicine: Your guide to muscle health. Anne Robert. Hong
Kong: Apple Tree Publishing, 2004. www.applepublishing.com ISBN 1896817289
This publication is written by a Registered
Nurse and Registered Massage Therapist. Included in this edition
of Muscle Medicine
is an instructional DVD, which demonstrates step-by-step techniques
for giving an on-the-spot soothing, and relaxing 15 minute "over-the-clothes" back,
neck and arm massage.
Yoga: For MS and Related Conditions (DVD and VHS)
Mobility Unlimited, 2000.
DVD: ISBN 01000340X VHS: ISBN 17889998XXXXX
www.demosmedpub.com
NMSS writes that this is, “One
of the best exercise videos for people with MS.”
Power Nutrition for Your Chronic
Illness: A Guide to Shopping, Cooking and Eating to Get the
Nutrition Edge. Kristine M. Napier.
New York: Macmillan, 1998. ISBN 0028620593
Kristine Napier, director of the Nutrition Enhancement Project
for Preventive Cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation,
offers practical advice on nutrition, food shopping, and meal
preparation, along with clear and easy-to-prepare recipes. The
book also includes sections on specific diseases, including MS
and lupus (a disease which Napier herself has).
PRACTICAL
300 Tips for Making Life with Multiple Sclerosis Easier (2nd Edition). Shelley Peterman Schwartz. New York: Demos Medical
Publishing, 2006. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1932603212
This is an easy-to-use, practical book for people with moderate
to severe limitations. Please note, however, that it refers only
to American-based resources.
 Barrier Free Travel: A nuts and bolts guide for wheelers
and slow walkers (2nd Edition). Candy Harrington. New York: Demos
Medical Publishing, 2005. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1932603093
While this book may focus in particular
on American resources and destinations, it also looks at travel
abroad and offers helpful
general travel tips. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society
in the States writes that the author, “takes a no-holds-barred
approach as she reviews the best and worst airlines, hotel and
motel chains, travel agents, and destinations. She recommends
finding out everything before traveling. The depth of research
and painstakingly careful documentation in this book are particularly
useful. Harrington offers information on recreation and vacation
destinations.”
COPING
Coping with Multiple
Sclerosis. Cynthia Benz
London: Vermillion Publications, Random House, 2005.
ISBN 0091902460
This book offers a comprehensive view of what it is like to
have MS with all of its symptoms, moods and fluctuations. Topics
include diagnosis, living with MS, and coping with the crisis
of MS. This book also gives a wealth of practical advice on coping
with this unpredictable disease and could change your entire
attitude towards living with MS.
Multiple Sclerosis: A Personal Exploration. Alexander Burnfield.
Books Britain, 1997. ISBN 0285650181
Dr. Burnfield is a practicing British psychiatrist who has multiple
sclerosis. His book describes MS, how it affects people and how
to cope with distressing difficulties such as MS related fatigue,
sexual difficulties, and communication within the family. The
importance of preserving self-respect and dignity are discussed
with understanding and practical advice. This book would also
be helpful in providing a much deeper understanding of what it
means to have MS for family members, doctors, nurses and others
who know someone with MS. This is a warm, refreshingly frank
and practical book.
Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy. David D. Burns.
New York: Avon Books, 1999. ISBN 0380810336
In this user-friendly book, Dr. Burns explains the causes and
treatment for depression. While Burns supports appropriate drug
therapy, he also provides research-based non-drug related techniques
that individuals can use to control depression.
 Yes, You Can: Go beyond physical adversity
and live life to its fullest. Janis Dietz. New York: Demos Medical Publications,
2000. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 188879948X
The International Journal of MS Care writes, “This excellent
little book deals with how to take the lemon life has dealt you
and make lemonade...Heartily recommend[ed]!"
RELATIONSHIPS, AND SEXUALITY
 Enabling Romance.
A Guide to Love, Sex, and Relationships for People with Disabilities. Ken Kroll and Erica Levy Klein.
Horsham: No Limits Communications, 1992.
ISBN 0971284202
This book challenges stereotypes around disability and sexuality
and aims to explore different ways that people with disability
can express their sexuality. It covers both general information
and specific disabilities. While the section on MS is short and
tends to focus on more progressive cases of the illness, the
other chapters could also be of value. Please note: the explicit
nature of some drawings and testimonies may not be for everyone.
The Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability: For all of
us who live with disabilities, chronic pain, and illness. Cory Silverberg.
Clies Press, 2003. ISBN 1573441767
For men and women of all ages and sexual
identities, this resource on sex and disability covers the
span of disabilities—from
chronic fatigue and back pain to spinal cord injury, multiple
sclerosis, cystic fibrosis, cerebral palsy, and many others.
In Sickness and in Health: Sex, Love and Chronic Illness. Lucille
Carlton . New York: Delacorte Press, 1996. ISBN 0385315252
This candid book offers practical advice
and emotional insight, based on Carlton’s own experience with a husband who had
Parkinson’s disease.
Restricted Access: Lesbians on Disability. Victoria Brownworth
and Susan Raffo (Eds). Seattle: Seal Press, 1999.
ISBN158005028X
This collection of stories and essays offers a variety of personal
and political reflections on disability issues for lesbians with
disabilities.
FAMILY
 Multiple Sclerosis:
A Guide for Families, (3rd Edition). Rosalind
C. Kalb (Ed). New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2005. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1932603107
Experts in the fields of medicine, psychiatry, sociology, psychology,
social work, law and economics discuss the ways in which MS impacts
the family group. The book describes strategies and resources
available to more effectively help families manage living with
MS. It is written for health care providers, professionals, persons
with MS and their families.
The Disabled Woman’s Guide to Pregnancy and Birth. Judith
Rogers and Molleen Matsumura. New York: Demos Medical Publishing,
Inc., 2005. ISBN 1932603085
Comprehensive and well written, this easy-to-read book deals
in general with disability and pregnancy.
 Crossed Signals. Caroline Courey. Montreal: CC Books, 2000 (2nd Edition). ISBN 0968563317
This novel tells the poignant story of a family affected by
MS. It should be noted that Crossed Signals is not always factual
in its rendering of some important treatment and management issues.
Nonetheless, it deals accurately with many of the emotional aspects
of life with MS, and is recommended in particular for teens of
parents with MS.
 My Grampy Can’t Walk. Vanita Oelschlager. Cleveland: Cleveland
Clinic Press, 2006. ISBN 1596240156
The NMSS writes, “Told in simple
but heart-warming language and gorgeous full-color illustrations,
My Grampy Can't Walk is
an excellent book for younger children who have a grandparent-or
other older relative-with mobility limitations. In its 34 oversized
pages, Grampy and his grandchildren take a ride in an adapted
jeep, fly in an airplane, watch the sunset, tell each other stories,
and explore.”
Timmy’s Journey to Understanding MS. Produced by the National MS Society
VHS or DVD format, 15 minutes
Timmy’s Journey to Understanding MS is an animated cartoon that shares
a little boy’s (Timmy) adventure learning about MS. David Lander is the
voice of Captain S’myelin, who is Timmy’s guide on his journey.
The cartoon is an excellent resource for talking to children about MS.
Please contact your division regarding copies of the VHS or
DVD: 1-800-268-7582.
How to Help Children Through a Parent’s Serious Illness.
Kathleen McCue. New York: St. Marten’s Press, 1994.
ISBN 0312113501
Offering supportive, practical advice from a leading child-life
specialist, this book includes information such as what to tell
a child about the illness, how to recognize early-warning signs
of difficulty with the illness in a child's drawings, sleep patterns,
schoolwork and eating habits, and when and where to seek professional
help. Please note: this book deals with a variety of illness,
including terminal and not all of the discussion will be relevant
to MS.
Helping Children with Ill or Disabled
Parents: A guide for parents and professionals. Julia Segal and John Simkins. London: Jessica
Kingsley Publishers, 1996. ISBN 1853024090
This book encompasses a range of illnesses and suggests ways
of approaching issues that can arise with children in the family.
Please note that the resources referred to in the book are British.
CAREGIVING
You Have Needs, Too. New York, NY: Beth Israel Medical Centre,
Department of Pain Medicine & Palliative Care. Available
online at: www.stoppain.org/caregivers/pdf/5-youhaveneedstoo.pdf
This publication provides a self-care checklist and detailed
information and suggestions for examining and addressing your
emotional, social, physical and spiritual needs as a caregiver.
Please note that while the book uses American language and provides
American-specific resource information, the bulk of the content
is relevant and useful for Canadians.
 The Comfort of Home: An Illustrated Step-by-Step Guide
for Caregivers.
Maria Meyer and Paula Derr. New York: Demos Medical Publishing,
2006. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 096647676X
This book is a practical, “how to” guide
for families providing care at home to someone with significant
care needs.
It provides practical information on preparing the home, yourself
and your loved one; as well as the fundamentals of common caregiving
tasks. Information on taxation, healthcare options and resources
are directed at American readers.
 Love, Honor & Value: A family caregiver speaks out about
the choices and challenges of caregiving. Suzanne Geffen Mintz.
Sterling, VA: Capital Books Inc., 2002. ISBN 1892123568
The author draws on her personal experience
as a caregiver as well as her knowledge of other caregivers’ experiences
to offer strategies and solutions for common caregiving challenges.
Topics such as taking charge and getting help are explored in
detail with many practical tools, including concrete examples
of charts for planning and organization, suggested step-by-step
processes, and questions for personal reflection and planning.
There is also an Appendix with several tip sheets on more specific
issues.
Caring for yourself while caring for others: A caregiver’s
survival and renewal guide. Lawrence Brammer and Marian Bingea.
New York, NY: Vantage Press, 1999. ISBN 0533128765
The content of this book is organized around the themes of coping
and survival, understanding your inner resources, facing difficult
feelings, knowing your community resources and planning for wellness
and renewal. Theoretical information as well as ideas and encouragement
for practical application are found throughout the book. Please
note: the resources in this book are American-specific.
Surviving Your Spouse’s Chronic Illness: a compassionate
guide. Chris McGonigle. New York, NY: Henry Holt & Co., 1999.
ISBN 0805055738
This book addresses the emotional and
psychological impact of caring for a chronically ill spouse.
The author shares frankly
from her own and others’ experiences as caregivers. The
topics covered include initial reaction to diagnosis, denial,
communication, losing the sexual part of marriage, anger, violence,
parenting and spirituality. The book includes both international
and U.S. based resources.
Stress reduction for caregivers. Jodi Olshevski et al.
Philadelphia: Brunner/Mazel, 1999. ISBN 0876309414
This book focuses on how to help caregivers manage and reduce
their stress. It includes a discussion of coping theories and
information on coping strategies for stress management (for example, stress level monitoring, relaxation training, relaxing events,
and cognitive restructuring). This would be an appropriate resource
for professionals working with caregivers or caregivers interested
in a more academic approach to the topic.
Self-care for caregivers: A twelve step approach. Pat Samples
et al. Center City, MN: Hazelden Information Education, 2000.
ISBN 1568385609
This book takes a “Twelve Step” approach
to helping caregivers to reflect and make decisions about their
caregiving
role and their self-care. This focus may not be helpful for everyone,
but may suit those who want to explore the spiritual aspects
of caregiving.
The following series of short, easy-to-read books includes
information, practical suggestions and exercises for caregivers
to help them
maintain or increase their personal health and quality of life.
James R. Sherman. Golden Valley: Pathway Books
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Coping with caregiver worries (1998).
ISBN 0935538208 |
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Creative caregiving (1996). ISBN 0935538178 |
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The magic of humor in caregiving (1995).
ISBN 0935538194 |
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Positive caregiver attitudes (1996).
ISBN 0935538186 |
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Preventing caregiver burnout (1996).
ISBN 093553816X |
 Mainstay: for the Well Spouse of the Chronically Ill. Maggie
Strong. Northhampton: Bradford Books, 1997. ISBN 0965717909
The author describes her own and other
caregivers’ experiences
caring for a spouse with a chronic illness. The topics covered
range from the diagnosis to changes in the relationship over
the course of the illness. Information is also included about
realistic and practical ways for caregivers to seek support and
maintain their own physical and emotional health. The value of
support groups for the well spouse (for example, caregiver) is also emphasized.
Please note the following: this book describes a severe case
of progressive MS that is not typical of the disease; and the
author does not recommend her book for caregivers in newly diagnosed
situations.
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
 My Story: A photographic
essay on life with multiple sclerosis.
Amelia Davis. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2004. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1932603018
The essays and accompanying photographs in this inspiring book
poignantly portray the lives of thirty-two diverse men and women
who share the challenge of living with MS.
Facing the Cognitive Challenges of Multiple Sclerosis. Jeffrey
Gingold. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2006. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1932603603.
The Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis
Centers comments, “Language
laced with ironic humor and crisp images of a mental wheelchair
express the devastation of what [Gingold] terms "smack-in-the-face" cognitive
symptoms...Gingold's memoir is...a poetic testament to one man's
courage.”
 Life on Cripple Creek: Essays on living with multiple
sclerosis.
Dean Kramer. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2003. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799684
Demos Medical Publishing notes, “Many books convey the struggles of living
with a life-changing disability. But Life on Cripple Creek goes further to
show that with inner strength and a sense of humor the intrinsic land mines
one encounters with this disease need not be devastating.”
 Women Living with Multiple Sclerosis. Judith Lynn Nichols. New York:
Demos Medical Publishing, 1999. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 0897932188
A group of women converse via email about the realities of life
with MS. The tone is honest and positive, with plenty of humour.
 Living
Beyond Multiple Sclerosis: A Woman's Guide. Judith
Lynn Nichols. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2000. www.demosmedpub.com
ISBN 0897932935
This book is the second installment of Women Living with Multiple
Sclerosis, where a group of women share their experiences of
life with MS.
FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS
Multiple Sclerosis: Diagnosis, medical
management, and rehabilitation.
Jack Burks. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2000. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799358
The Consortium of MS Centers writes, “This book
is a wonderful resource for neurologists, physiatrists and allied
health care
professionals involved in the daily management of MS.”
 Multiple Sclerosis: The history of
a disease. T. Jock Murray.
New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2005. www.demosmedpub.com
ISBN 1888799803
An award-winning book by Dr. T. Jock Murray,
this scholarly yet engaging publication provides a rich understanding
of the history
of multiple sclerosis in the context of the larger history
of medical progress.
The Clinical Neuropsychiatry of Multiple
Sclerosis.
Anthony Feinstein. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999.
ISBN 0521572746
This book provides a detailed survey of the
emotional, behavioural and cognitive disorders common among those
with MS. The International
MS Journal notes, “This readable book is both a comprehensive
overview, to be read cover-to-cover, and a reference volume,
to be consulted as appropriate …” Please note: this
book is not intended for a lay audience.
 Comprehensive Nursing Care in Multiple
Sclerosis (2nd Edition).
Edited by June Halper, MSN, ANP, FAAN and Nancy J. Holland, RN,
EdD. New York: Demos Medical
Publishing, 2002. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799641
“Written by clinicians who have a unique expertise in
the management of multiple sclerosis, this text addresses the
physical, emotional, social, and environmental problems resulting
from the disease.” ~ Demos Medical Publishing.
 Nursing Practice in Multiple Sclerosis: A core curriculum (2nd Edition). Kathleen Costello, June Halper and Colleen Harris.
New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2006. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 188879996X
“Written for nurses preparing to take the MS certification
exam given under the auspices of the International Organization
of Multiple Sclerosis Nurses (IOMSN), and for everyone involved,
or becoming involved, in the field of MS treatment and care.” ~
Demos Medical Publishing.
Advanced Concepts in Multiple Sclerosis Nursing. June Halper.
New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2001. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799536
"
...a valuable resource for nurses working in a variety of health
care settings all over the world.” ~ International Organization
of MS Nurses (IOMSN)
Multiple Sclerosis: Psychosocial and
vocational interventions.
Robert T. Fraser. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2002. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799595
The International Journal of MS Care writes
that this book,“sets
a new standard for viewing chronic illness and disability with
its emphasis on productivity, sustained function, and strategies
for independent living. While the authors do not overlook the
physical implications of the disease, they emphasize strengths
and strategies instead of weakness and compromise.”
 Multiple Sclerosis in Clinical Practice. Stanley Van den Noort.
New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 1999. www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799250
This book, “is designed for all physicians who manage
the disease outside a comprehensive MS care center, emphasizing
those therapies that can be used successfully by the non-MS specialist,
and indicating when referral is appropriate.” ~ Demos Medical
Publishing.
Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis: A guide to diagnosis and
management.
Lauren Krupp. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2004.
ISBN 1888799811
According to the Consortium for Multiple
Sclerosis Centers (CMSC), this practical guide for Health Care
Professionals, “discusses
the impact of fatigue on the individual with MS, the potential
etiologies underlying MS-related fatigue, its workup and diagnosis,
and pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management strategies.”
Multiple Sclerosis: Immunology, Pathology, and Pathophysiology.
Robert N. Hernon. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2006.
www.demosmedpub.com ISBN 1888799625
“This volume is an overview of the basic sciences as they
relate to MS and will provide clinicians and investigators a
better understanding of the basic aspects of the disease.” ~
Demos Medical Publishing
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