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Get Wet for MS makes a splash in Spain
Get Wet for MS is an annual awareness raising campaign by EME. It's a series of events…
ARSEP is working with photographer Dorothy Shoes to exhibit her work on MS
Dorothy Shoes uses her photography to demonstrate the impact MS has on her life
Highlights from the ‘Living with MS Day’
On 6 October, 650 people affected by MS gathered in Barcelona for the ‘Living with MS Day’…
What happened at ECTRIMS 2015?
Our highlights from the world’s largest scientific conference on multiple sclerosis
Positive results for people with primary progressive MS
The results from a phase III clinical trial of Ocrelizumab in primary progressive MS are announced at…
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) as a possible biomarker in MS
A recent study suggests OCT could be used as an indicator of neuronal damage in MS
Further evidence for a brain region involved in fatigue in MS
Research shows that certain brain structures involved in effort-reward functions play a role in fatigue in MS
Improving walking with nabiximols: new findings
A study to assess whether nabiximols could be used to improve walking in people with MS
Delaying the development of secondary progressive MS
Recovery from early relapses can potentially delay or prevent onset of progressive MS
Take part in the global MS employment survey
If you have MS or care for someone who has MS, we need you!
Wolfensohn Award 2015
Ahmed Darwish from Egypt has won the 2015 James D. Wolfensohn Award
Cycling the Tour de France Mountains to end MS
Brave cyclists take on the Tour de France route