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New Italian research on coronavirus and MS

Researchers in Italy have published results showing mild symptoms in 223 out of 232 (96%) of people with MS who had suspected or confirmed COVID-19. The results are very early, but suggest current shielding advice for people with MS is correct.

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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

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New research to stop MS

Virtual reality, wearable robots and magnetic brain stimulation. Technology is at the forefront of 13 new research projects we've just announced.

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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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