Nonpharmacologic treatments, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, help reduce sleep disorders in patients with multiple sclerosis.

The prevalence of autoimmune disease patients with a mental health disorder is almost twice the number of patients without, suggesting there is a link between inflammation and conditions such as ...

Background: Sleep disorders are a major but overlooked symptom in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS). Objectives: This article aims to investigate the characteristics of sleep disorders in patients ...

Each person with multiple sclerosis experiences it differently, but there are a few common complications. Read on to learn about these complications and ways to manage them.

Multiple sclerosis cannot be completely prevented, and certain risk factors — such as age, sex, and family history — cannot be modified. However, changing your diet and lifestyle may help ...

Commonly prescribed medications for anxiety, depression and sleep disorders may be associated with a higher risk of ...

Irregular sleep, including later sleep timing and poor continuity, was associated with increased risk for metabolic syndrome among Black adults.

A new study links common mental health drugs to a higher ALS risk. The research focused on anxiolytics, hypnotics, and ...

When the sun’s UVB rays touch your skin, they interact with a protein called 7-DHC, converting it into vitamin D3. This ...

Learn about primary-progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS), its symptoms, challenges in diagnosis, and treatment options. Discover the importance of symptom management and overall wellness.

Most people do not get enough sleep each night because of life circumstances such as work or school, their lifestyle, poor sleep hygiene or sleeping disorders, Shelby Harris, Psy.D., a clinical ...

As many would believe, brain fog is not a medical condition. It is, however, a range of different symptoms surrounding ...