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Old 07-01-2010, 03:41 PM #1
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Post Brain Shrinkage in M.S.
What role does brain shrinkage play in someone dx with M.S.?

Our brains naturally shrink as we age, but does it occur at an accelerated rate with M.S patients?

How does it accelerate with the different forms of M.S.?
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Just curious on what others' thoughts are regarding this issue with it's implications with M.S. patients.

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