Stop MS Appeal
We’ve never been closer to stopping MS than we are today.
By 2025, we want to be in the final stages of testing treatments for everyone with MS. Treatments that slow or stop disability progression.
Coronavirus has slowed down our progress, but stopping MS is still within our grasp. We’ll never give up.
We believe £100 million could take us to a future where no one has to worry about MS getting worse. But we can't do it without your support.
How clinical trials will help stop MS
To help people at every stage of MS, we need to stop MS from progressing.
Researchers are looking at three ways to do this: preventing immune damage, promoting myelin repair and protecting nerves from damage. We’ve now reached the point where there are clinical trials in progress for all three.
And despite the pandemic, we’re powering full steam ahead with our ‘mega-trial’ for progressive MS, now named Octopus.
How your donation will help stop MS
Meet the people behind the trials
Clinical trials are about people. The people who run them and the people who take part in them.
In our new series we’ll be meeting the people who make them happen.
Meet some of the team finding out if a cholesterol drug can slow MS progression.
Find out more
Chandra's diagnosis story
Snippets of what I remember the neurologist saying were "progressive, incurable disease" and "disability".
I have often said to people that the immediate repercussions of the diagnosis felt like dealing with grief. I grieved for the life I had before I was made aware of my condition.
