MS Australia is reviewing its 21-year-old research program to ensure it continues delivering the greatest impact for people living with MS.
Nurses play a critical role in strengthening economies, improving health systems, and ensuring better outcomes for communities worldwide. MS Australia has released a report outlining what we can do to better support our MS nursing workforce now and into the future.Â
MS Australia is extremely disappointed with last week’s release of the 2024-25 NDIS Pricing Review.Â
Launched on World MS Day, Living Well with MS is a practical guide to support lifestyle choices in people living with MS, backed by science and lived experience.
Nearly all Australians living with multiple sclerosis (MS) want to make lifestyle changes that could improve their MS symptoms and overall quality of life, but new survey data released today has found that nearly three in four struggle to identify credible, safe and relevant information.
CEO Rohan Greenland shares an enormous thank you to everyone who took part in or supported this year’s iconic May 50K, and outlines MS Australia’s advocacy priorities in the post-election landscape.
Researchers studying identical twins and laboratory models have found that certain gut bacteria may be linked to MS development.
New clinical trial results show that tolebrutinib reduces the risk of disability progression in non-relapsing secondary progressive MS and is as effective as teriflunomide in relapsing MS.
This National Volunteer Week, we are celebrating the contributions of the members of MS Australia’s Lived Experience Expert Panel, who share why they’re so passionate about volunteering.Â
