this needs to be a 15 page paper with 9 sources, to use both primary and secondary sources, at least 3 primary sources and 4 secondary sources, the remaining two can be determined up to the writer.
I. Introduction
A. Definition of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
B. Importance and relevance of studying the history of MS
II. Early Descriptions and Recognition of MS
A. Earliest known mentions of MS-like symptoms in historical records
B. Landmark cases or observations that contributed to the recognition of MS as a distinct disease
C. Development of the term “Multiple Sclerosis”
III. Milestones in Understanding the Pathology of MS
A. Historical attempts to explain the cause and nature of MS
B. Key breakthroughs in the understanding of the immune system’s involvement in MS
C. Discoveries related to the demyelination process in MS
IV. Evolution of Diagnostic Techniques
A. Historical methods used for diagnosing MS
B. Contributions of technological advancements in diagnosing MS
C. Current diagnostic criteria for MS
V. Treatment Approaches throughout History
A. Early treatments and remedies used for MS symptoms
B. Milestones in the development of disease-modifying therapies for MS
C. Contemporary treatment options and emerging research
VI. Impact of MS on Society and Patient Advocacy
A. Historical attitudes and misconceptions about MS
B. Advocacy movements and organizations promoting MS awareness and support
C. Social, economic, and psychological impact of MS on individuals and communities
VII. Notable Figures in MS Research and Advocacy
A. Pioneering scientists and physicians who made significant contributions to MS research
B. Influential patient advocates and their impact on MS awareness and support
C. Collaborations and partnerships in the MS community
VIII. Global Perspectives on MS
A. Prevalence and distribution of MS worldwide
B. Unique challenges faced by different regions and populations
C. International efforts in research and treatment
IX. Current and Future Directions in MS Research
A. Recent advancements in understanding the underlying mechanisms of MS
B. Promising areas of ongoing research and clinical trials
C. Potential future breakthroughs and their potential impact on MS treatment and management
X. Conclusion
A. Recapitulation of the key points discussed in the paper
B. Reflection on the significance of understanding the history of MS
C. Suggestions for further research and study
but the outline is to the writer’s discretion, whatever can get a top grade!
something new to the table by offering either a new analysis of well-known sources or an analysis of
unknown sources.
2) Do not look at your topic scientifically. Since you won’t be doing any scientific research in this class,
you would end up simply summarizing the research done by others. Think like a historian of
medicine, not like a physician or biologist! 3). ) One good way to write something original is to focus on primary sources.