News & Events
World MS Day website goes live
You can access the site in Arabic, English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
Oceans of Hope reaches Panama
The first round-the-world yacht trip crewed by people with MS is now in the Pacific
Early detection of nerve damage using the retina
OCT may be a good way to monitor the efficacy of both immunoprotective and neuroprotective therapies
Exploring the relationship between HIV and MS
Having HIV, and presumably being on antiretroviral therapy, may reduce the risk of developing MS
New biomarkers to predict progression in MS
Neurofilaments are a good way to monitor nerve damage and treatments in progressive MS
Natalizumab improves walking in relapsing-remitting MS
Natalizumab is associated with clinically meaningful improvements in walking speeds
Disease-modifying drugs may reduce disability progression in relapsing-remitting MS
Researchers found a lower risk of disability progression at the 10-year follow-up in the RRMS group compared…
Online cognitive training in Germany
DMSG’s training programme aims to help people with MS improve cognition functions
Working with MS Home in China
Abdelfatah Ibrahim’s visit focused on supporting a new MS/NMO group
The role deep grey matter in the brain plays in MS
Deep grey matter is profoundly involved in the disease progression of MS patients
The role of iron and brain damage in MS
The presence of iron could help us understand the MS inflammation process
Progressive MS and disease-modifying drugs
Patients with secondary progressive MS who have ongoing relapses may benefit from continuing immunomodulatory therapies after onset…