By Brett Drummond In part one of this series, we discussed that geographical studies indicated that MS is more prevalent the further you moved away from the equator and that this was thought to be due to...

After my article on the links between Vitamin D and MS, one astute follower noted that the worldwide incidence of MS could also be found to correlate with levels of obesity around the world. Based on this and...

By Brett Drummond For a long time, it has been known that both genetics and the environment play a role in determining how likely a person is to develop multiple sclerosis (MS). As technology advances, more...

We are proud to announce today a new collaboration with the MS Tasmania. This partnership will see them feature examples of our curated research news and information pieces, designed to keep people...

What has been found? Part of the immune response that leads to damage of the nerves in neuroinflammatory disease is activated by the leakage of a protein from the blood called fibrinogen. What is the...

What has been found? Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have managed to use stem cells, cells that have the potential to become many different cells in the body, to create the cells that form...