Using this site

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Multiple sclerosis (ms) is the most common, disabling, neurological condition, to affect young adults in the world today.


Using this site

This website is designed for ease of use and easy navigation. This is the main starting point area for this section.

If you click on the 'Up' button in the left-hand column, it will take you back to the main page.
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Depending on where you wish to go, you can choose from the colored buttons at the top of the page. These will take you to the main sections.
	Example 2:

If you see a button which is like Example 3, this means you are in that section of this site.
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In addition, some pages will have buttons on the left hand side of the page. These are for navigating in the sub-areas of each section, or returning to the parent-page (i.e. 'Up')
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Text Based Bar
Each page also has a text-based bar near the top of the page telling you exactly where you are. The section you are in is identified by the [ ] brackets, e.g. Home > [Multiple Sclerosis] Please note, that if you click on the "Home" link, it will take you back to the main page. If you wish to return to the main page of the section you are in, you should click on the section name in the square brackets; e.g. Home > [multiple sclerosis]