White Matter Lesion Volumes on 3-T MRI in People With MS Who Had Followed a Diet and Lifestyle Program for More Than 10 Years

Mariaan Jaftha; Frances Robertson; Susan J. van Rensburg; Martin Kidd; Ronald van Toorn; Merlisa C. Kemp; Clint Johannes; Kelebogile E. Moremi; Lindiwe Whati; Maritha J. Kotze; Penelope Engel-Hills

doi:10.1155/2024/8818934

Multiple Sclerosis International (Jan 2024)

White Matter Lesion Volumes on 3-T MRI in People With MS Who Had Followed a Diet and Lifestyle Program for More Than 10 Years

Mariaan Jaftha,
Frances Robertson,
Susan J. van Rensburg,
Martin Kidd,
Ronald van Toorn,
Merlisa C. Kemp,
Clint Johannes,
Kelebogile E. Moremi,
Lindiwe Whati,
Maritha J. Kotze,
Penelope Engel-Hills

Affiliations

Mariaan Jaftha: Department of Medical Imaging and Therapeutic Sciences
Frances Robertson: Cape University Body Imaging Centre
Susan J. van Rensburg: Division of Chemical Pathology
Martin Kidd: Centre for Statistical Consultation
Ronald van Toorn: Department of Pediatrics and Child Health
Merlisa C. Kemp: Department of Medical Imaging and Therapeutic Sciences
Clint Johannes: Department of Internal Medicine
Kelebogile E. Moremi: Division of Chemical Pathology
Lindiwe Whati: Gknowmix (Pty) Ltd.
Maritha J. Kotze: Division of Chemical Pathology
Penelope Engel-Hills: Faculty of Health and Wellness Sciences

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1155/2024/8818934
Journal volume & issue: Vol. 2024

Abstract

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Conclusion: Dietary and lifestyle changes may lower the risk of developing cerebral WMLs in pwMS and potentially slow disease progression. Larger studies are required to confirm the effectiveness of such interventions in pwMS.

Published in Multiple Sclerosis International

ISSN: 2090-2654 (Print); 2090-2662 (Online)
Publisher: Wiley
Country of publisher: United Kingdom
LCC subjects: Medicine: Internal medicine: Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry: Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system
Website: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/7940

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