Exciting progress has been made in the MS Research Australia funded research projects. Here’s a fraction of the incredible work you have helped to achieve.
Researchers have engaged with the MS community in regional Australia to understand their perspectives on barriers to exercise participation and promotion.
This year marked the much anticipated second year of The May 50K, and you helped us raise a record-breaking $6.6 million for life-changing MS research.
Researchers at the Australian National University have developed a toolkit to help people living with MS and researchers collaborate more effectively.
Associate Professor Peter Crouch and Dr James Hilton at The University of Melbourne explain how they are looking at the relationship between copper levels in the body and MS in our latest Research Report video.
Australians living with MS will be represented by a single national body as MS Australia and its research subsidiary MS Research Australia are brought closer together.
Australian scientists are using cutting-edge technologies to discover previously unknown human cells that may play a role in MS.
The Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee will meet in July to discuss the inclusion of two MS medications on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Narelle and Nathan, a mother-son duo, are conquering The May 50K as part of accepting Nathan’s MS diagnosis and to raise funds for MS research.
