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Multiple Sclerosis News Today is a leading online health, science, and research publication, focused on delivering daily news and information about MS to those affected by the disease, as well as providing first-hand perspectives from members of the patient community. Our news and information articles are written by a dedicated team of science writers, curated, fact-checked, and edited by a team o

f PhD researchers and experienced journalists whose sole focus is ensuring our news and information is accurate, timely, relevant, and easy to understand. Our columns are written by MS patients and caregivers who provide an intimate look at what it’s like to live with MS. Their stories offer a realistic first-hand account of various aspects of the disease, in addition to providing inspiration and hope to our patient communities. We also offer audio content, via our audio news briefings and The Multiple Sclerosis Podcast, hosted by MS patient and advocate Jenn Powell. MS News Today also hosts forums, where members of the community can connect with one another.

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18/08/2025

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🔬 New research suggests that signs of multiple sclerosis (MS) may appear more than a decade before diagnosis.Researchers...
18/08/2025

🔬 New research suggests that signs of multiple sclerosis (MS) may appear more than a decade before diagnosis.

Researchers found that people who were later diagnosed with MS often sought medical care for fatigue, pain, dizziness, anxiety, or depression up to 15 years earlier—well before classic neurological symptoms emerged.

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Columnist Leigh Anne Nelson once chalked up new neurological symptoms to her MS, but she now realizes that assumption co...
18/08/2025

Columnist Leigh Anne Nelson once chalked up new neurological symptoms to her MS, but she now realizes that assumption could have been costly. https://buff.ly/QFrXyga

Scientists discovered a genetic marker that predicts before MS therapy whether glatiramer acetate or interferon is likel...
18/08/2025

Scientists discovered a genetic marker that predicts before MS therapy whether glatiramer acetate or interferon is likely to succeed. https://buff.ly/zyjFOci

17/08/2025

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🔬Researchers are testing new therapies that go beyond symptom management—some aim to repair nerve damage and even reset the immune system. From promising oral meds like tolebrutinib (now with FDA Breakthrough Therapy status) to innovative cell therapies, the MS treatment landscape is evolving fast. 🙏

❓Ever feel like your MS symptoms suddenly take a turn for the worse? https://bit.ly/4dXKOhD🧡 You’re not alone—MS flare-u...
16/08/2025

❓Ever feel like your MS symptoms suddenly take a turn for the worse? https://bit.ly/4dXKOhD

🧡 You’re not alone—MS flare-ups can show up in so many ways, from fatigue and weakness to vision changes or bladder issues. While every experience is different, there are steps you can take to help prevent relapses, like sticking to your treatment plan, treating infections early, and managing stress.

15/08/2025

📣 Ever feel like your doctor doesn’t hear you? https://bit.ly/4mNpxet

You’re not alone. Watch Anne Rosales share how speaking up about her MS treatment made a real difference. 🧡

Your voice matters—let it be heard!

🧡Check out our latest podcast episode 🧡 https://bit.ly/47v80Cn 🎧 Join us as Dr. Sharon Stoll—board-certified neurologist...
15/08/2025

🧡Check out our latest podcast episode 🧡 https://bit.ly/47v80Cn

🎧 Join us as Dr. Sharon Stoll—board-certified neurologist, neuroimmunologist, and fellow member of the MS community—shares her journey from treating MS to living with it. Discover the groundbreaking research she’s leading and how she’s inspiring the next generation of neurologists to care for people living with MS.

Whether you’re living with MS, supporting a loved one, or simply passionate about advocacy, this conversation brings both expert knowledge and heartfelt perspective.

🏋🏽 Exercise isn't one-size-fits-all — especially when living with MS. https://bit.ly/41x2The 😃 The right kind of movemen...
15/08/2025

🏋🏽 Exercise isn't one-size-fits-all — especially when living with MS. https://bit.ly/41x2The

😃 The right kind of movement can ease symptoms, reduce fatigue, and help you feel more in control of your body. From stretching to strength training, it's about what works for you.

🧡 Just remember: start slow, listen to your body, and talk to your healthcare team.

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🤔 Get the scoop: How does vitamin D affect MS? https://bit.ly/4l82XMk☀️ Vitamin D does more than support bone health—it ...
14/08/2025

🤔 Get the scoop: How does vitamin D affect MS? https://bit.ly/4l82XMk

☀️ Vitamin D does more than support bone health—it may also have a hand in multiple sclerosis. Research shows that people with lower vitamin D levels are more likely to develop MS, and some evidence suggests vitamin D might help reduce disease activity, like brain lesions and relapses.

Better physical performance is associated with higher cognitive function in people with MS, particularly in those with g...
14/08/2025

Better physical performance is associated with higher cognitive function in people with MS, particularly in those with greater disability. https://buff.ly/zqZlQx4

✨ How a PhD student and MS advocate, Desiree Lama, finds joy in gentle moments on hard days with MS. https://bit.ly/3H9I...
14/08/2025

✨ How a PhD student and MS advocate, Desiree Lama, finds joy in gentle moments on hard days with MS. https://bit.ly/3H9Io3w

🧡 There’s a special kind of comfort when two furry friends, Lucky and Severus, curl up by Desiree's side—silent, steady, unconditional.

🐈 Dive into how their quiet companionship helps bring a sense of calm and healing during the most challenging moments—and why we’re all the stronger for having community (even if it purrs).

🐶 Tell us about your furry friends in the comments below!

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