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Internet Explorer (versions 6 and 7 for Windows) should render this site correctly. However, IE support for web standards is erratic and has many quirks. In addition, new security flaws are reported at an alarming rate.

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A personal database for your MS patient records
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EDMUS is a powerful, user-friendly database for your Multiple Sclerosis patient records, aimed at common medical practice as well as medical and scientific studies.
EDMUS (now at version 4.0) is being developed at the EDMUS Coordinating Center in Lyon, France. Learn more »

What's new?

  • 2009-06-22 | ACADEDMUS 2010
    ACADEDMUS 2010 aura lieu le vendredi 19 mars 2010. Le compte-rendu et certains diaporamas d'ACADEDMUS 2009 sont maintenant disponibles.
  • 2009-01-28 | EDMUS 4 is now available
    EDMUS 4, the latest version of EDMUS, has been released.
    Look up the full info here.
    Click here to download EDMUS 4.
  • 2008-04-15 | Le logiciel TYSEDMUS est disponible
    Contactez tysedmus@edmus.org pour l'obtenir.
  • 2007-10-03 | Lyon will host ECTRIMS 2012
    You can download a presentation document here.

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