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Today multiple sclerosis is relentless, painful and exhausting.

But tomorrow we believe can change that.

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Our 13 new research projects include 2 symptom management projects, 2 projects to develop MS services, 6 projects to help develop new treatments, 1 project to understand the causes of MS, 2 projects to improve MS diagnosis.

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.

Read about our new research projects

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PIP fails

We’ve published new research which reveals how PIP assessments are failing people with MS.

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Get ready to stop MS

Today we’ve publicly launched our biggest fundraising appeal ever. Our Stop MS Appeal aims to raise £100 million over a ten year period to accelerate new research and stop MS.

Read how we'll stop MS

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Move more with MS

It can be hard to stay active when you have MS. But no matter what symptoms you have, moving more can help.

Our MS Helpline is here to talk to you about your options.

Find ways to move more with MS

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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.

Explore Our Treatment Stories

Newly diagnosed with MS?

Read about what happens next and how we can support you every step of the way.

All you need to know about an MS diagnosis

Caring for someone with MS?

There's lots of support available to help you look after yourself and the person you care about.

Read more about caring for someone with MS

Living with MS?

Life doesn't stop with MS.

Watch exercises to help you manage your symptoms, and find tips on eating well and getting around.

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£30could process one blood sample, giving researchers crucial information about genes and the immune system.

£50could pay for an hour on a microscope, so scientists can study cells and tissue in greater detail and improve their understanding of the biology of MS.

£100could pay for half an hour of MRI use, so researchers can monitor the success of clinical trials and understand MS in more detail.

Every penny you give really does take us a step closer to stopping MS. Your donation will make a difference.

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£10a month could pay for lab equipment like microscope slides to study the building blocks of MS

£20a month could pay for lab equipment like petri dishes to grow bacteria important for studying genetics

£30a month could process a blood sample to help us understand what causes MS, so we can stop it in its tracks

Your regular donation means we can keep funding world class MS research with confidence. Together we will stop MS.

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Every penny takes us a step closer to stopping MS.

Every penny takes us a step closer to stopping MS.