Report from the world’s biggest MS conference – Day 3
Another diverse and jam-packed day! The breadth of the sessions and topics, the sense of energy, as well […]
Nutrition and MS
There is a great deal of interest in the role that nutrition and diet may play in the […]
Studying MS lesions in brain tissue gives clues into genes
Although many risk factors for MS have been identified, the exact causes and triggers for the disease are […]
Travel awards help to forge new research directions
This year, the Ian Ballard Travel Awards were awarded to two promising researchers in Queensland and Western Australia. […]
Keeping the strategy contemporary and relevant
In keeping with the MS Research Australia three year Strategic Plan, an independent Leadership Council has been established. […]
Be proud of an Australian founded campaign and get involved
Kiss Goodbye to MS is MS Research Australia’s national fundraising initiative, raising money for research into MS. In […]
Gilenya not effective for slowing disease progression in primary progressive MS
Following an earlier report in 2014 of disappointing preliminary results from a phase III clinical trial of Gilenya (fingolimod) […]
$1.834 million awarded for grants beginning in 2016
MS Research Australia is delighted to announce that $1.834 in funding has been awarded to new research projects […]
2015 Public Lecture: Impact of Social Experience on Adult Myelin Repair
Following the MS Research Australia Progress in MS Research Scientific Conference, a public lecture was held to share […]
Kiss Goodbye to MS on the world’s stage
Many countries all over the world face the same problem as Australia: the prospect of an even smaller […]
