The paper is about Multiple sclerosis. I will be uploading the outline with the hypothesis. The file contains 6 reference links that you must use, and add 9 more. All the references have to be peer-reviewed. I wrote the rubric below. It is very important to follow this rubric. Please make sure you do so. Thank you! The appearance of the paper: Times New Roman 12-point font, single-spaced, half-inch margins. Please make certain to write very clearly (grammar!), well-defined sentences,and avoid repetition. Title: The title should easily let the readers know the subject of the paper. References: APA format. Abstract: The abstract should summarize the entire paper. It should include the issue or the question that is being addressed, a hypothesis to explain the question asked, the relevant data that supports the hypothesis, and an overall conclusion. The paper is focused on Multiples sclerosis, thus, you must hypothesize the neurological and molecular changes that occur in contributing to the disease. The abstract should not be more than 250 words. Introduction: Introduces the subject in a broad scope. When introducing the subject, the author should define then describe the disease, this may include clinical signs and symptoms, epidemiology, molecular component, lifestyle/risk factors, genetic susceptibility, current forms of treatment, and treatment success rate. Make sure the information you introduce is relevant to support your hypothesis. Include reason/s as to why the subject is of importance to study and understand. This may include current unanswered questions leading to your hypothesis. The intro section should end with your hypothesis. Body: The content highlights important features of the subject this may include relevant information regarding normal anatomical features, pathophysiology, molecular components, pharmacological components, immunological, etc. Provide informative subtitles for each of the items presented and discussed. Each figure should be accompanied with a clear and informative legend. Additionally, all the information should be supported and cited by current literature. Discussion: Summarizes the main conclusions based on the data/information that was presented in the content. It also reflects on the current issues regarding the subject. It aims to answer unanswered questions or give theories as to why those unanswered questions persist.