About MS
Source MS Trust: The European Commission (EC) has granted marketing authorization for cladribine (Mavenclad)for the treatment of adults with highly active relapsing multiple sclerosis. This follows a recommendation from the European Medicines Agency in June that a licence should be granted.
Cladribine (Mavenclad) gets European licence for highly active relapsing MS Read More »
Source Shift-MS: This short guide is a resource to help people with multiple sclerosis (MS) understand how they can keep their brains as healthy as possible and request the highest possible standard of care from healthcare professionals.
Source MS Society: Researchers have found that common gut bacteria can suppress MS symptoms in mice.
Common stomach bacteria can reduce MS symptoms in mice Read More »
Source Medical News Today: Just 20 years ago, there was little in the way of treatments for multiple sclerosis. But now, research has built momentum, and discoveries and potential treatments are always emerging. How far have we come in treating the symptoms of multiple sclerosis and how close are we to a cure? We find
Multiple sclerosis: Are we close to a cure? Read More »
Source MS Society: The MS Society Helpline is a free National Enquiry Service which provides support and information to all those affected by multiple sclerosis. In this video, Helen, an MS Society Helpline Volunteer, tells her story of how the service has made a real difference to her life with MS. Watch here. MS Society
MS Society Helpline Read More »
Source MS Trust: There is a lot of talk about brain health and how to keep your brain as healthy and fit as possible. But what does this really entail? In this blog Helena from the MS Trust information and engagement team explores some ideas on how to improve your brain health. Have you heard
How do you keep your brain fit when you have MS? Read More »
Source Reading, Wokingham and Districts MS Society: As you may know, the lease on our holiday chalet at the Hoburne Naish site near Bournemouth, runs out at the end of September and cannot be renewed.
Farewell to the Chalet Read More »
Source Oxford Brookes University A healthy diet may be a simple, cost effective and safe therapy for improving symptoms experienced in people with MS (pwMS), and thus for increasing quality of life. There is currently no cure for fatigue yet it is one of the most debilitating of symptoms associated with MS.
Can pure cocoa reduce fatigue in people with Multiple Sclerosis – want to help find out? Read More »
Source The Guardian Therapies for multiple sclerosis are becoming more effective. But an underfunded NHS is struggling to provide timely diagnosis and make the latest treatments widely available.
MS treatments: life-changing, but hard to access Read More »
Please note this event has been cancelled.
CANCELLED: MS Society Research Talk 9th September 2017 at the Hilton Hotel Reading Read More »
