Researchers at Glasgow believe that you don’t need to be an expert to evaluate evidence. That’s why they launched the new website ‘Understanding Health Research’.
Haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) is an intense chemotherapy treatment for MS. It aims to stop the damage MS causes by wiping out and then regrowing your immune system, using your stem cells.
Over 60% of people with MS say they experience heat sensitivity. We caught up with heat sensitivity scientist Dr Davide Filingeri to find out how he’s tackling this invisible symptom.
It can sometimes take years for research findings to be rolled out. The gap between clinical trials and the clinic means that people often miss out on services that were developed with them in mind. We're working to correct that.
2016 was an amazing year for MS research and progress is not slowing down. We look back at some of the key moments and take a sneak peek at what we can expect in 2017.
My role in the Research Network is to be part of the panel that oversees the Tissue Bank. The panel is made up of Tissue Bank experts, neurologists, people with MS and MS Society staff.
Low vitamin D levels in newborns could increase their future risk of MS, according to new research. Scientists found that children born with very low levels of vitamin D were more likely to develop MS in later life.
Running has made the news recently with an animal study that looks at the impact it has on the brain. What did it show? We take a look behind the headlines.
Temporary tattoos have hit the headlines as research reveals a quirky new way to target the immune system. But what did the study show? We take a closer look at the evidence.
Fasting-mimicking diets (FMDs) have hit the headlines with new research discussing their potential for people with MS. But what did the study show? We take a look behind the headlines.
