Tag: MS Research Australia

New research funded by the International Progressive MS Alliance looks at ways that nerve fibres protect themselves from damage.

Australian researchers have found that the electrical activity of nerve cells in the brain plays an important role in the growth of myelin. This laboratory discovery may lead to new interventions to promote myelin repair in MS.

Screening of almost 250 medications has identified clomipramine as a possible treatment for progressive MS.

Scientists have used 3D printing to create a model that could be used to aid MS drug discovery.

Helmut Butzkueven, who led the development of MSBase with support from MS Research Australia, has received the Data Innovation Award.

This year marked the 50th anniversary of the MS International Federation, giving us a valuable opportunity to celebrate shared successes and renew our commitment to work together to achieve a world without MS.

Canadian research reveals the positive effects of taking MS medications as prescribed on a person's general health

Study reveals important mechanism that allows immune cells to attack myelin in MS

Scientists have been using a large database to develop algorithms to predict individual responses to a particular therapy before starting it.

MS Research Australia is the first non-profit organisation to be awarded the highest Telstra award: Telstra NSW Business of the Year

Matthew Miles, Chief Executive of MS Research Australia, shared insights on how technology is revolutionising research, treatment, diagnosis, and more