MS experts meet in Hobart to present latest research
19 April 2022
MS researchers, clinicians and allied healthcare professionals met in Hobart this month to present their latest findings and form research collaborations.
MS researchers, clinicians and allied healthcare professionals met in Hobart this month to present their latest findings and form research collaborations.
CEO Rohan Greenland gives an update on the MS Australia activities, focusing on the upcoming major projects and the 50th anniversary year.
We believe that in the next term of government, there is an opportunity for our political leaders and decision-makers to make an impact on improving the lives of people with MS, their carers, families and friends.
MS Australia has assessed the 2022-23 Federal Budget and its impact on the MS community.
The Federal Budget has allocated a record $18 million from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to support MS research.
The Australian MS Longitudinal study has explored the impact of MS for 20 years, identifying unmet needs and gathering evidence to improve quality of life.
An emerging body of work has suggested that people with certain chronic illnesses affecting cognitive function may be more vulnerable to oral health (dental) issues.
Two Australian studies have looked at the underlying mechanisms of sustained remission in people with MS who have undergone AHSCT.
In a pilot trial, online peer mentors provided valuable guidance about employment options to people with long-term MS.