Scientists May Have Found a Way To Repair Nerve Damage in Multiple Sclerosis

Researchers identified two experimental drug molecules that boosted remyelination in MS-like cell and animal models.

One compound calmed an overactive stress response in brain cells; the other changed scar tissue that hinders repair.

Both approaches improved myelin regrowth and reduced inflammation, but they still need human testing.

The findings point to a possible treatment that could repair nerve damage in multiple sclerosis, not just slow it.