Working to understand progressive MS
15 June 2017
Why do some people with relapsing remitting MS eventually transition to the secondary progressive phase but others do
Why do some people with relapsing remitting MS eventually transition to the secondary progressive phase but others do
Ms Katherine Sanders from Bond University QLD has recently completed her MS Research Australia PhD scholarship investigating the
MS Research Australia’s annual research grant program in 2016 enabled two promising researchers to undertake international travel with
For years the laws that govern fundraising in Australia have grown hopelessly outdated with charities facing heavy amounts
Paris is considered to be the “birthplace” of MS, where this debilitating disease was first discovered in 1868.
People with MS are more likely to suffer from depression than the general community, especially when newly diagnosed.
The American Academy of Neurology have awarded the prestigious John Dystel Prize for Multiple Sclerosis Research to the
Sarah and Millie Horton are identical twin sisters on a mission. Their mum was diagnosed with MS before
The last decade has seen the development of a number of new treatments for relapsing forms of MS.