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Mary Bolster
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Managing Editor, Neurology Now, Brain & Life
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science and society // Lebanon and its diasporathe intersection of health
mlm, get rich quick, crypto, NFT, gaming,
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By Mary Bolster Verified| HealthCentral Verified When Ann Marie Johnson, 54, from Syracuse, NY, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2002, the first thing she did was educate herself about the autoimmune condition, a disease of the central nervous system that causes mobility, cognition, and vision problems. Johnson knew of only one person who had it—Montel Wiliams—and he was famous. As she researched the condition, she couldn’t find anyone who looked like her: young, female, and African American.
By Mary Bolster Verified| HealthCentral Verified A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) is no picnic. Just ask any of the 1 million Americans who are living with this autoimmune disorder, which can cause nerve pain, motor problems, cognitive decline, urinary and bowel issues, and vision loss, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Depression and grief are common with this condition, too, says Rosalind Kalb, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist and certified health coach based in West Bath, ME.
By Mary Bolster Verified| HealthCentral Verified When Ann Marie Johnson, 54, from Syracuse, NY, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2002, the first thing she did was educate herself about the autoimmune condition, a disease of the central nervous system that causes mobility, cognition, and vision problems. Johnson knew of only one person who had it—Montel Wiliams—and he was famous. As she researched the condition, she couldn’t find anyone who looked like her: young, female, and African American.
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Brain & Life
Alphen aan den Rijn, South Holland, Netherlands
+31 17 264 1400