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From navigating remote appointments, to life after lockdown. Grab a cuppa and browse the latest thoughts, tips and stories from bloggers who know what life with MS is like.

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Latest updates on shielding, coronavirus and MS

Our MS Society medical advisers give their views on changes to shielding advice across the UK.

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Siponimod initially rejected for secondary progressive MS

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) decided not to recommend siponimod for people with secondary progressive MS. Will you help to show them what that means for our community?

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MS technology could have potential for COVID-19

New technology to monitor MS treatments could have potential for COVID-19 antibody tests.

Read about MS technology and COVID-19

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MS Walk goes virtual

Walk, roll or stroll to stop MS. From a socially distant walk around your park, to circuits of your garden or living room, take a virtual MS walk to stop MS.

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New MS fatigue management course

We've launched a free online course to help people find ways to manage their MS fatigue. It's full of practical tips and strategies developed by Bournemouth University and people with MS.

Read about our fatigue management course

Our Treatment Stories

Deciding whether you want to treat your MS, or how, can depend on many factors. Our Treatment Stories are honest accounts from people with relapsing MS about how they made a decision about treatment.

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