There is a great deal of interest in the MS community as to whether taking control of lifestyle factors can change disease outcomes, and there is certainly growing evidence that…read more
Follow Nikki Ladd on her walk from Cape Reinga to Bluff to raise money for MS.read more
Our bodies are like an amazing air conditioning unit, and much like an air conditioning unit, it has to be able to sense the temperature and then calculate whether to…read more
Interview with Professor Prue Hart from the Telethon Kids Institute, Perth. Prue discusses the role that sunshine can play in the risk of MS.read more
The human gastrointestinal tract is home to thousands of different kinds of bacteria, which are collectively known as the “gut microbiome” or microbiota. These bacteria are important in the digestion…read more
Sunshine makes most of us feel happier, but there appears to be greater benefits other than just making us feeling good. In moderation, sunlight appears to have health benefits.read more
Dr Annette Langer-Gould from the Kaiser Permanente Research and the University of Southern California, USA talks about how vitamin D is involved in multiple sclerosis risk and progression.read more
Canadian researchers have published long-term follow-up results from a group of 24 people with aggressive relapsing remitting MS who were treated using Autologous Haematopoietic Stem Cell Treatment (AHSCT) to reboot…read more
Dr Steve Simpson Jnr, from the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, has recently concluded his three year MS Research Australia Fellowship, with valued funding support from MS WA, looking at…read more
