Paired fellowship recipients closing the gap on myelin repair
13 December 2019
Associate Professor Kaylene Young and Professor Bruce Taylor are working towards new discoveries that may provide treatments to
Associate Professor Kaylene Young and Professor Bruce Taylor are working towards new discoveries that may provide treatments to
The MS Research Australia biennial Progress in MS Research Conference was recently held in Melbourne. Over 150 MS
In MS, the immune system damages the insulating coating on nerve cells known as myelin. The human body
The first ever treatment for secondary progressive MS, a form of MS that can follow on from relapsing remitting MS, has been approved in Australia.
Although there has been quite a bit of research into the contribution of genes to the risk of
The 2016 Research Priorities survey conducted by MS Research Australia identified that the MS community is very interested
Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein (MOG) antibody is associated with many demyelinating conditions, but it has not be characterised in-depth.
Fatigue in MS is a feeling of constant exhaustion, tiredness or weakness and can be physical, mental or a combination. Find out more in this MS in a minute video.
A large international study led by an Australian researcher has identified risk factors that may contribute to conversion to secondary progressive MS.