Why Climate Change Is an Urgent Concern for People with MS

People with multiple sclerosis often have heat sensitivity, which can worsen existing symptoms or trigger new ones. When climate change results in more hot weather, people with MS can experience health consequences.
 
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May 16, 2023
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Why Climate Change Is an Urgent Concern for People with MS
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Why Climate Change Is an Urgent Concern for People with MS
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