A new MRI technique may help researchers track signs of myelin repair in people with multiple sclerosis, according to a study ...

When guest writer Michael-Lee Martinez met his partner, Feliciano, the latter was a new employee who was quick to share his ...

Regarding menopause and MS, informed conversations, coordinated care, and real answers are long overdue, says guest writer Denise Schnieders.

In clinical trials of a now-approved MS med, taking the drug from the start was tied to less disability after 10 years versus ...

Columnist Desiree Lama writes that patients should give themselves permission to not look for a silver lining in life with ...

Eating a low-fat diet may alter how the body processes fats and protein building blocks, potentially helping ease fatigue in ...

A Swedish study found that petroleum-based lubricant exposure was associated with 38% higher odds of MS, particularly among ...

People with multiple sclerosis (MS) may be able to enjoy ocean sailing as a way to stay active, a small study found.

Health Canada has approved Ocrevus for children 10 and older with relapsing-remitting MS, expanding treatment options for ...

Greater physical disability is associated with cognitive problems in people with multiple sclerosis, according to a review ...

A Phase 2 trial found that a lower dose of nasal foralumab significantly reduced brain inflammation markers in people with nonactive SPMS.