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Immunology Time..The Target in MS

Tweet Many years ago the new target for MS was reported and it was called RASGRP2. People then wanted to inhibit responses to this protein to treat MS…I thought the idea was a crock and I said this to one of the leading authors of…

A letter to my loved ones about supporting someone with MS

Dear family and friends, Over the years, I have wondered how my diagnosis of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis has impacted your worlds, as well. Just as I am unable to convey the impact of its collision with the life as I once knew, I imagine those…

Grounded In Faith & Truth

By Samuel Fitch When people hear the phrase “mental health,” they often think of major life changes, complicated routines, or dramatic breakthroughs. My experience has been much simpler. For me, strong mental health is often built through small habits repeated consistently; … Continue reading → Source:…

CMSC 2026: Milestone meeting highlights 40 years of MS care

Leaders in multiple sclerosis (MS) research and care are preparing to gather in Charlotte, North Carolina, for the Consortium of MS Centers (CMSC) annual meeting, with this year marking the organization’s 40th anniversary. Multiple Sclerosis News Today sat down with the consortium’s CEO, Kathleen Costello,…

Foralumab shows promise in nonactive SPMS, EAP data suggest

Tiziana Life Sciences‘ experimental nasal spray foralumab continues to show signs that it may help slow disability progression and ease fatigue in people with nonactive secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS), according to new data from an expanded access program (EAP). Fourteen people with nonactive SPMS…

Evidence-What Evidence for complementary medicines

Tweet Evidence-based Medicine is at the cornerstone of the approach to treatment and at the centre of this evidence is clinical trials. To do this properly costs millions of what pounds/Dollars/Euros. In contrast complementary medicines lack this rigour of assessment and it is perhaps not…

My life with MS is measured by time spent in an MRI tube

By now, I’ve spent at least 70 hours inside an MRI machine. That’s three days of my life spent lying perfectly still while magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) searched my brain, spine, and joints for answers related to my multiple sclerosis (MS). At 16, the experience…

‘That ’70s Show’ stars to join livestream to raise funds for MS care

A 24-hour livestream to raise funds for multiple sclerosis care and research will feature musicians, comedians, and actors, including cast members from popular TV shows such as “That ’70s Show” and “Sabrina the Teenage Witch.” Comedian John Poveromo will host the live, unscripted episode of “Dystopia…