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Bringing exercise home

Think you can’t exercise because of MS-related fatigue or mobility problems, or perhaps transportation challenges? Consider a home-based fitness program.

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Society invests $28 million in new research

Learn about the latest projects being supported by Society funding.

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@Momentum

Readers sound off on bladder issues, service animals, yoga and more!

Hack your kitchen

Learn about inexpensive kitchen modifications for a range of MS symptoms.

Appointment checkup

Get the most from your next visit—even when the clock is ticking.

The changing landscape of life insurance

The road is much smoother than in years past for people with MS.

Lydiaemily, street artist with MS

Street artist takes on MS

With a bit of grit and determination—as well as paint and sparkly shoelaces—street artist Lydia Emily keeps life with MS real.

Ofer Agam skydiving

Making the jump

A parachute offers freedom; but courage comes from the heart.

Instructor shows class how to do an arm strengh exercise while in a sit-up position.

Making exercise accessible

Can people with MS who work out at home stay motivated—and get fit?

Bringing wellness into focus

Through research, programs and services, and advocacy, the Society is renewing its focus to help people with MS maximize wellness.