Iron deposits in the brain play a role in the pathology of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). This has been known for over a century. Meanwhile, new imaging research from Western University (London, Canada) helps to answer the question of whether these accumulations are a cause or consequence of the disease. The study led by Ravi Menon, PhD, of the Robarts Research Institute found iron deposits in deep gray matter, suggesting the accumulation occurs very early in the disease course. ...
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