Publisher's Synopsis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) now ranks among the leading causes of disability in young adults, affecting nearly three million people worldwide.
This handbook is dedicated to them, to their families, and to anyone seeking clear, up-to-date, and reliable insights into the disease. Written by a neurologist who has spent more than 25 years treating MS, it combines scientific rigor with language that remains accessible to non-specialists. Every core aspect-pathogenesis, diagnosis, prognosis, and therapy-is explored in depth.
You'll find focused chapters on the newest discoveries, including "relapse-independent progression" and the growing field of personalized treatment. Dozens of concise research spotlights, over 50 high-resolution images, a detailed FAQ drawn from decades of clinical experience, and curated reading suggestions round out the text. For anyone who wants a thorough, science-based, yet reader-friendly resource on multiple sclerosis-without feeling overwhelmed-this handbook belongs on your desk.
