
Simon is harnessing the power of positivity to help stop MS in its tracks
Simon was first diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2003 and has decided to make his own positive difference by leaving a gift in his Will to MS Research.

Simon was first diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2003 and has decided to make his own positive difference by leaving a gift in his Will to MS Research.

Australian researchers have investigated the work productivity paths of people living with MS and the factors that influence these paths.

MS Australia has advocated for the MS community for key issues related to health, disability, aged care and now also MS Research.

Three athletes with MS, Carol Cooke, Emily Petricola and Janine Watson, will be competing at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Chris and Rosie Cavill are a couple who forged an instant bond over their remarkable shared connection to MS, both of their fathers battled MS.

CEO Rohan Greenland, gives an update on the MS Australia activities for August, with a targeted call for research into myelin repair as the focus.

Researchers have engaged with smokers with MS to understand their attitudes towards quitting smoking and whether their support needs are met by currently available assistance.

Researchers have used a unique screening process to repurpose approved drugs for other diseases for the repair of myelin in progressive MS.

Melissa Quirk was 27 years old when she was diagnosed with MS in 2015. We are excited to have Melissa as our newest Kiss Goodbye to MS Ambassador.