History makers
The future of MS is on the brink of change
Thirty years ago, there were no treatments for MS. Now, thanks to breakthroughs in research, there are around 20 treatments for relapsing remitting MS and a small number for progressive MS. But these don’t work for everyone.
Right now, we’re closer than ever to finding new treatments to slow or stop MS for everyone. It’s history in the making. For research. For science. For people living with MS.
Discover the history makers: the researchers, the volunteers taking part in studies, and the people raising vital funds, so the work can continue.
Meet the history makers
We'll be bringing you the latest news from some of the amazing people who are changing the future of MS.
Stay tuned for more videos!
MS research now
Take a look at some of the most exciting topics in MS research now. From latest trial results to how new technologies, like AI, can help with research and clinical trials.
Research dates
We brought researchers together over candle lit dinners for two at this year’s MS Frontiers conference. Together they shared their passion for cutting edge research and a desire to stop MS.
7 things you didn't know about Early Career Researchers (ECRs)
Early Career Researchers (ECRs) are the future of MS research. Neurologist and researcher Professor Anna Williams shares 7 things we should know about ECRs and their ongoing work.
What is MS?
Our latest research estimates 150,000 people in the UK are living with MS. It's a condition that impacts how people move, think and feel and can cause fatigue, pain and mobility issues. Over time it gets worse for most people. But there's hope that will change.
Become a history maker
