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By Maddii Lown
Newsbeat reporter 
Doctors want more to be done to speed up the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.
Around 2,500 people are diagnosed with MS every year with about half of those thought to be between 18 and 30.
The MS Society says it has noticed an increase in calls to its help-line from people worried about symptoms of the disease.
The Department of Health says 90% are diagnosed using MRI scans and that they are working on how best to improve diagnosis.
It comes after a report by the Neurological Alliance which says people with neurological conditions are waiting too long for a diagnoses.
Monday, 8 October 2012 06:28 UK
Oritsé says it was hard caring for his mother when he was a teenager
He says it is very different from when he was 11 and his mother’s main carer.
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By Tom Levitt, for CNN
September 24, 2012 — Updated 0848 GMT (1648 HKT) |
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(CNN) — Take two video-game console cameras and one pair of horn-rimmed glasses and for around $30 you have a device that will allow you to control a computer or, potentially, even a wheelchair with your eyes.
Previously, if you wanted to buy similar eye-tracking equipment it would have cost you upwards of $8,000. Now, scientists in London have pioneered a device, the GT3D, using components anyone of us can buy from the shopping mall.
