Health
Your MS, your body.
Connected to care
New estimates of 1 million people living with MS in the U.S. could increase awareness,… Read More
Strength in numbers
New estimates of 1 million people living with MS in the U.S. could increase awareness,… Read More
Testing ground
Pros and cons of participating in clinical trials for MS research.
State of limbo
A definitive MS diagnosis can take time—and patience.
Finding neuro
How to develop a positive relationship with your neurologist.
The hidden symptom
Depression strikes 1 in 2 people with MS, and it can be difficult to recognize…. Read More
New MS treatment guidelines
Updated recommendations aim to give you a bigger say in how you manage your disease.
Exercising your options
Physical activity may help ease MS symptoms.
A new phase
A diagnosis of secondary progressive MS can be scary, but there are strategies to help… Read More
What exactly does a healthy diet look like?
Learn what—and how much—to eat, as well as what foods to avoid.
6 things to know about REGEN-COV
What to know about the recent news on REGEN-COV in the treatment or post-exposure prevention… Read More
Does this taste weird to you?
If flavor doesn’t deliver, there are ways to wake up your taste buds.
4 tips to boost immunity
A healthy immune system is essential — especially when you have MS.
Finding gratitude
Despite the challenges of MS, there are ways to be thankful.
Mysterious cells
Barancik winner’s discoveries upend assumptions about MS and the brain.