MS
Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease resulting in damage to the insulating covers of nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord.
People born in Ms (First 49 people) - Page 116
Nikita Izotov
Aleksandr Eliseevitsj Roedenko
Ekaterina Usmanova
Artyom Beketov
Russian footballer
Matvey Melnikov
Rapper
Anatoly Moiseev
Russian kickboxer
Vera Vitali
Swedish actress
Arne Arnbom
Film director
Lars Knutsson
Carl-Ivar Nilsson
Actor
Agnes Alexiusson
Swedish boxer
Roger Dorchy
French former race car driver
Ulrich Streeck
Psychiatrist
Kurt Heissmeyer
Wolfgang Rolff
Football manager
Claus Spreckels
Industrialist
Erik Gustafsson Stenbock
Swedish military personnel
Svante Stenbock
Magdalena Svantesdotter Sture's son
Mariana Sofia Sparre af Söfdeborg
Roberts Eidemanis
Latvian-Soviet writer
Zenta Mauriņa
Latvian writer
Zbigņevs Stankevičs
Religious leader
R.P. Eideman
Latvian author
Anna Sakse
Latvian writer
Gerard Veldscholten
Dutch bicycler
Stephen Ward
Artist
Wilhelm Röntgen
German engineer
Floris Michael Neusüss
German photographer
Elisabeth Dicke
Alfred Hentzen
Art historian
Karl-Heinrich Hansmeyer
Economist
Röntgen
Hospital in Huddinge, Sweden
Grigorij Łaźko
Military officer
Brian Johnston
British commentator
Jennie Eirian Davies
Politician
Richie Brown
American football linebacker
Robert Gerald Miller
Chairman of Albertsons
Bill Hay
Ice hockey centre
Illingworth Kerr
Canadian painter
Edith Fowke
Canadian folklorist
Dustin MacDougall
Actor
Beattie Ramsay
Canadian ice hockey player
Bill English
Actor
John Hardie
New Zealand rugby union player
Daryl Gibson
Coach
Jacob Duffy
New Zealand cricketer
Caspar Georg Carl Reinwardt
Dutch botanist
