New NICE Guideline for MS published today

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This is shared from the @MSTrust Facebook page:

New NICE Guideline for MS published today

As a charity committed to improving the lives of people with MS,  the MS Trust welcomes the publication of the updated NICE Clinical guideline on Multiple Sclerosis  (MS). However, regrettably, we believe that the guideline falls short. Though it contains a number of welcome recommendations, it also contains so significant gaps & omissions. Overall we believe it demonstrates a lack of ambition to provide what people with MS need, that is, a genuinely comprehensive description of best practice in MS care.

New NICE Guideline for MS published today | News | MS Trust – Information, education, research and support http://www.mstrust.org.uk/news/article.jsp?id=6521

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Published by Vix Edwards

I have a passion for nearly all forms of exercise! Most definitely Pilates, the Gym, Weight lifting & studying Yoga. Unfortunately I am now unable to do these things the ‘normal’ way. I can still do it, but now I have to be sitting down! My vision is to write a book on how changing your mindset can change your life! Lover of Photography, Digital art and Blogging Oh yeah, and I just happen to have Multiple Sclerosis, Fibromyalgia, Chronic pain & Chronic fatigue as well! Which means I exercise in the morning to help manage my pain & then fall asleep in the afternoon! My aim is to inspire and be inspired, to continue to be strong and continue to be confident! I may be slow at blogging but that is only due to my MS. As with everything, I'll get there eventually!

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