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Latest MS news and stories

Driving with MS

Olwen was diagnosed with MS in 2017. In this blog post, she shares her journey around driving with MS. Including why it’s important to her to keep driving and stay independent.

Octopus trial reaches recruitment milestone

We’re pleased to share the news that our Octopus trial has recruited more than 375 people with MS to the first stage of the trial. We’ve reached this goal two months ahead of schedule, thanks to an incredible response from the MS community and the hard work of our Octopus trial sites.

Preventing MS: not so far-fetched?

We still don't have a good understanding of why some people develop MS. We've set up the UK MS Prevention Taskforce to learn from these conditions and drive progress towards preventing MS.

Life since my MS diagnosis aged 16

Emily was diagnosed with MS at the age of 16. She tells us how she has adjusted since her MS diagnosis and why the letters ‘MS’ don’t define her.
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