Research

Studies to stop MS, restore function and end MS forever.

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Underlying mechanisms

Dystel Prize winner focuses on immune responses that drive MS.

Dwight Bergles and lab team

Mysterious cells

Barancik winner’s discoveries upend assumptions about MS and the brain.

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Hope on the horizon

International collaboration accelerates the development of effective treatments for progressive MS.

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High-tech walking help

Robotic exoskeleton exercise improves walking ability and thinking speed

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Moving to the beat

Music therapy helps people with MS who have difficulty walking.

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Wearable sensors

Technology can be used to detect progression in MS.

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Exercise minimizes MS symptoms, preserves brainpower

Study shows exercise may improve learning and memory.

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Scientists explore new MS therapies

Scientists are exploring innovative new approaches to treating MS.

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Mind over mind

Stay calm and focused with mindfulness meditation.

Brain and nerves

Halting nerve damage

Study focuses on nerve cells.

Finding a cure for MS, one study at a time

People living with the disease join with research experts to identify projects to be funded.

A decade of MS breakthroughs

Barancik Prize winners continue their work to find a cure for MS.

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The brains behind MS research

Tissue donation helps pave the way to a cure.

Exploring MS origins

2023 Dystel Prize winner focuses on how the immune system could fight off the disease

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Providers work to improve care for trans people

Healthcare experts see need for expanded knowledge and experience in treatment

Managing multiple medications

People with MS often have more than five prescriptions, which can lead to problems.

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