Research
Studies to stop MS, restore function and end MS forever.
Worldwide influence
Dystel prize winner is the driving force behind a renowned center dedicated to MS research,… Read More
Complex link
Studies show Epstein-Barr virus as a major risk factor for MS.
MS prevalence similar in Black and white people
A new study refutes the once-held belief that MS is a disease that primarily affects… Read More
Not feeling motivated?
Study shows how pervasive — and problematic — apathy can be among people with MS.
Varied response
Barancik Prize winner focuses on how different treatments affect people with MS.
Pathways to cures
New initiative focuses on research to stop, restore and end MS.
Stop, restore and end MS
Learn more about the researchers working to stop MS, restore function and end the disease.
Shaping the landscape of MS
Research and clinical fellows work to change what it means to live with MS. By… Read More
Weight training
A vest with a few extra ounces could help people with multiple sclerosis improve their… Read More
Underlying mechanisms
Dystel Prize winner focuses on immune responses that drive MS.
Society invests $28 million in new research
Learn about the latest projects being supported by Society funding.
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.