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The latest news and insights on MS.
Letters to the editor: Valuable insights and connections
Momentum readers sound off on finding support, treating patients and honoring diversity.
A message from Cyndi Zagieboylo: Looking ahead
It’s spring, a time for renewal, and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society is renewing our… Read More
Letters to the editor: Doing our best with MS
Momentum readers sound off on insightful articles, inspiring authors and swearing.
A message from Cyndi Zagieboylo: The global impact of MS research
Cyndi Zagieboylo, president and CEO, on the global impact of MS research
Letters to the editor: Connecting within magazine pages
Momentum readers sound off on expressing themselves and connecting with each other through Momentum articles.
A message from Cyndi Zagieboylo: People with MS push research forward
Cyndi Zagieboylo, president and CEO, on scientific research
Hispanic/Latinx Summit connects people with healthcare resources
Registration is open for this year’s summit on Oct. 12.
A message from Cyndi Zagieboylo: The MS community is diverse
Cyndi Zagieboylo, president and CEO, on why diversity is important to the MS community
Letters to the editor: Controlling MS symptoms
Momentum readers sound off on regular health screenings, controlling itching and getting exercise.
Letters to the editor: Connecting through MS experiences
Momentum readers sound off on seeing MS as an opportunity to adjust their mindset and… Read More
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Readers sound off on what an MS cure means to them, stress and other symptoms.
What does a cure for MS mean to you?
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is relentless in the pursuit of finding a cure—for everyone.
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Readers sound off on their sense of selves, leading productive lives and realistic representation.
Including people living with MS in research
People with MS need to be included in the research process.
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Readers sound off on diverse representation, creativity and personal MS symptoms.
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Readers sound off on travel, accepting help and owning their MS symptoms.