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Multiple Sclerosis Genetics - light at the end of the tunnel

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ÂŖ2 entry, FREE for members Followed by a wine reception! —- Multiple sclerosis is a devastating neurological disease. Its aetiology is unknown, but in the last few years genome-wide association studies have enabled significant progress to be made in unravelling the genetic basis for susceptibility giving us a lead in the battle against this debilitating illness.

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