From a medical perspective, therapies are considered as being effective only if they’ve shown, statistically significant results after randomized, double-blind and placebo controlled trials. Therapies that have never been tested in    more »

Two new complementary surveys provide groundbreaking data on the impact of walking impairment on people living with multiple sclerosis, revealing challenges related to quality of life, family relationships, independence, work, financial security and other   more »

When it comes to deciding which friends and family to tell about your MS and when to tell them, there are no hard and fast rules. Let your instincts and feelings guide you. In general, there are   more »