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Research Summary: Environmental temperature and exercise modality independently impact central and muscle fatigue among people with multiple sclerosis Whilst more and more studies are suggesting that...

On January 10, 2017, I wrote an opinion piece about what I thought would be the biggest developments in multiple sclerosis research in 2017.  Now, 345 days later, it seems like a good opportunity to revisit...

This year we have seen a large increase in the focus of research into how lifestyle factors may benefit people living with multiple sclerosis.  In particular, studies investigating the effect of diet in MS...

It is with great excitement that we can share that Brett Drummond (Science Communicator and Co-Founder of MStranslate) has been announced as a winner of the 2017 Seeing MS Award.  The Seeing MS Award is...

Broadcast date: Thursday 9th November, 2017 Our most recent Facebook Live event took place on location at Pilates on Bourke in Melbourne, Australia.  On this occasion, Brett was joined by MStranslate...

There is growing evidence for the benefits of exercise for people with multiple sclerosis. Studies have shown that the advantages gained from regular physical activity can include decreasing fatigue, improving...

Thankfully, we are beginning to see an increased amount of research being conducted to examine the benefits of an overall health approach to the management of multiple sclerosis.  In particular, there is an...

Silence Is Not The Solution To Mental Health Issues in MS For a long time, mental health has been associated with a certain stigma in society.  Primarily, this has been due to a number of misconceptions that...

Animal models of multiple sclerosis are not perfect.  I think that is an important first point to make.  As we still don’t know what causes multiple sclerosis, we can’t replicate the disease exactly in...

Recently, you may have heard about a study that has revealed that sunscreen (or more accurately certain compounds in sunscreen) can prevent the development of disease in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis. ...