Are Stress And Multiple Sclerosis Linked? Apparently Not

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Are Stress And Multiple Sclerosis Linked? Apparently Not

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Contrary to popular belief, stressful life events do not appear to be linked to the risk of developing MS (multiple sclerosis), researchers wrote in the journal Neurology.According

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