In Australia’s first study into crisis planning for people living with MS, researchers found only a small proportion had a crisis plan that met their needs.
At 70, Wayne feels grateful for his thriving business, good health and loving family. In honour of a family friend who has MS, he decided to support MS research beyond his lifetime.
This Women’s Health Week in Australia, MS Australia highlights the unique challenges faced by three women living with multiple sclerosis.
A phase 3 clinical trial of the BTK inhibitor, tolebrutinib, has shown a reduction in disability accumulation in people with non-relapsing secondary progressive MS.
MS Australia supports a proposal to allow nurse practitioners to prescribe key MS medications, improving access to care in underserved areas. The PBAC will review the proposal in November 2024.
The Multiple Sclerosis Journal has published the next iteration of The Pathways to Cures Roadmap, which outlines research areas with the greatest potential to stop MS, restore function and repair damage from the disease, and end MS through prevention.
CEO Rohan Greenland reflects on the 20th anniversary of MS Australia’s national MS research program, a program which has helped supercharge Australian research and boosted collaboration across the sector.
New study reveals key workplace factors linked to unemployment risk in people with MS.
Two-time Paralympian Emily Petricola and first-time Paralympian Ameera Lee share what it means to wear Green and Gold in the upcoming Paris Paralympic Games, while living with MS.
