News & Events
New research shows brain tissue loss follows a predictable sequence
A study from MSIF McDonald fellow Dr Eshaghi has shown that brain tissue loss, or atrophy, occurs…
My taster of the Tour de France
Cykelnerven is a yearly event that raises money for life-changing research into Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Changing routes…
Making a difference through rehab research at the Progressive MS Alliance Conference
Researchers, clinicians and people living with MS, from around the world converged on the city of Toronto…
MS Australia’s Queensland chapter celebrates 60 years of service
As MS Queensland marks its 60th anniversary, MS Australia celebrates decades of achievements by all four of…
Bringing together the MS Society of India
MSIF staff paid a special visit to India this month to launch an exciting new collaboration with…
Research and relaxation: Russia’s World MS Day
The Russian MS Society embraced nature this World MS Day with a riverside seminar on MS treatment…
MS Ireland launches exciting new research report
MS Ireland took World MS Day as an opportunity to launch a pioneering research report, designed to…
Uruguayan media shines a light on World MS Day
TV stations, radio stations and newspapers across Uruguay shone a light on the many World MS Day…
Call for agencies and consultants: medicines regulation in Latin America
The winding path of MS progression
How the biological processes cause progression in different types of MS.
Brain damage in MS predicts long-term employment outcomes
A new study has found a link found between brain imaging markers and long-term employment status.
How EBV might cause immune cells to go rogue in MS
Study shows complex interaction between EBV and MS risk genes.