Action
Get involved in the MS community.
They ran how far? 100 miles
Two men with MS ran 100+ miles to meet with state lawmakers about cutting the cost of MS drugs.
Taking the field
High-spirited high schoolers host a no-holds-barred fundraiser for MS.
(Un)steady as she goes
Megan White takes MS sitting down — but only when she must.
Raise a glass
Bourbon tasting benefits MS community.
Fighting for access
MS activists advocate for more affordable medications.
Speaking out
People with MS advocate for changes in policies to improve the lives of everyone living with the disease.
Meet the Bike MS cyclist who broke the world record
Phil Fox: ultra-cyclist, world record holder and Bike MS participant
Sylvia Lawry: Tireless crusader
National MS Society founder left no stone unturned in her crusade to find a cure.
Inspiring people
The winners of our 2020 Inspiration Awards went above and beyond.
2020 Inspiration Award winner: Josh Jacobson
Josh Jacobson keeps riding for the cause — and the people.
Beat the winter blahs
Winter can brew up a “perfect storm” for the blues. For people with MS, the demands of the season may feel even more intense when compounded by disease-related symptoms such as fatigue and depression. Here are some tips to beat the winter blues.
Society telelearning program debuts
The Society’s telelearning series provides information and guidance on current matters essential to living one’s best life with MS.
FDA approves new disease-modifying therapy
Plegridy (peginterferon beta-1a, manufactured by Biogen Idec) is the newest disease-modifying therapy, or DMT, to be approved by the Food & Drug Administration for relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.
Maximizing wellness this winter—and beyond
Let’s start a dialogue about how you pursue wellness—and how we can support you.
‘Tis the season for holiday travel
Holiday travel doesn’t have to make you say bah, humbug. Here are some tips for happy travels.
Organize your medical records
Experts offer tips and tricks for organizing medical information—whether you prefer digital or paper systems.