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4 ways to manage double vision
Double vision is a common symptom of an exacerbation. Learn ways that you can help manage double vision, including patching, using prisms, steroids and surgery.
A great education—with MS
A spectrum of strategies can help people with MS achieve their educational goals.
Top Society scholar stays the course
Erin Saito, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s 2013 Presidential Scholar, will be attending the University of California, Los Angeles, this fall.
Lost in thought: When cognition changes
Physical abilities aren’t all that’s affected by MS. Thinking, remembering and reasoning can take a hit, too.
Enrollment begins for health insurance
Are you ready for the Affordable Care Act? Long-debated and, in some cases, long-awaited health insurance marketplaces will begin Oct. 1, 2013 to enroll people in coverage.
When the caregiver has MS
People living with MS face a dual challenge when they also handle the challenges of caring for someone else.
Lurching with enthusiasm
Mark Somerfield, diagnosed with MS in 1991, humorously describes the challenges he faces and shows us how he finds humor in imperfect circumstances.
Simple truths about online networking
Sometimes meeting in person can be difficult due to MS; online networking offers a great way to connect.
10 lessons of MS
Education doesn’t stop in the classroom. Nancy Chamberlayne shares a top 10 list of lessons she and her peers have learned from MS.