Research
Studies to stop MS, restore function and end MS forever.
Making exercise accessible
Can people with MS who work out at home stay motivated—and get fit?
A genetic sleuth: Dr. Philip De Jager
A prize-winning researcher is looking for signs of disease before it develops.
Progressive MS research sees funding boost
Learn about three of the 22 studies that were awarded grants to research progressive MS.
The next frontiers of MS research
Therapies with links to vitamin A and cholesterol medications show promise in ongoing research.
MS and diet: Finding the links
Therapies with links to vitamin A and cholesterol medications show promise in ongoing research.
MS research hot off the press
More than 8,500 investigators convened in Boston on September 10-13, 2014 to present findings and… Read More
On the trail for the trigger
Much research has focused on the possibility that unknown infectious agents such as viruses or… Read More
Clinical trial participants push progress forward
Participating in a clinical trial offers a possible chance to benefit from a new treatment… Read More
Celebrating a pioneer of MS research
Dr. Barry Arnason of the University of Chicago is awarded the 2014 John Dystel Prize… Read More
Jumpstarting myelin repair
Researchers are developing new understanding of what causes the cells that produce and repair myelin… Read More
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
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.
Connecting the dots
Barancik winner’s work targets multiple diseases to improve treatment and outcomes of people with MS.
Bright minds
National MS Society fellows lead cutting-edge research, diagnosis and treatment focused on multiple sclerosis.