Research has found there are many benefits to people living with #MultipleSclerosis maintaining their employment after diagnosis. However, a @LancasterUni study shows the support & understanding needed to ensure this happens isn't always available. #MS

We’re proud to be involved in Patient Community Day at @ECTRIMS! This event communicates the most important findings in #MultipleSclerosis research to the people most impacted by them, direct from the world’s largest #MS conference. Register for free now:

This @Cambridge_Uni study, while at a very early stage, has identified a promising new approach for myelin repair in people living with #MultipleSclerosis. #MS [2/2].

“This research provides critical evidence that induced neural stem cell grafts can effectively turn into myelin-producing cells within the damaged central nervous system, suggesting a potential new way to treat progressive MS" - Dr Peruzzotti-Jametti [1/2]

As the use of cannabis continues to grow, it will be important to monitor the long-term impacts. [2/2].

Many people living with #MultipleSclerosis use #cannabis to help manage symptoms, such as spasticity & pain. However, recent research from @UofT has found that the use of cannabis may significantly worsen cognition in people living with #MS. [1/2]

Although in a very early stage of the research process, this new study from scientists at @nyulangone has the potential to provide a completely novel approach to treating autoimmune diseases, such as #MultipleSclerosis. #MS

If you are someone who has struggled with sleep issues & found solutions, we would love for you to comment & share your strategies. [2/2].

Sleep disturbances are common in people living with #MultipleSclerosis & often lead to a worsening of many other symptoms. Research has shown there are potential pharmacological & non-pharmacological approaches that can help treat this problem. #MS [1/2]

Do you want to hear about the latest research into biomarkers in #MultipleSclerosis? If so, the latest edition of The @ECTRIMS Podcast is for you! #MS #Podcasts

While more information is needed to completely understand & confirm this finding, it suggests that men with #MS taking androgen modifying therapies should be monitored closely for disease worsening. [2/2].

A small study by researchers at the @MayoClinic has found that men living with #MultipleSclerosis taking hormone modifying therapies might have a higher risk of increased disease activity. [1/2]

We are excited to share that our co-founder, Brett Drummond, will again have the privilege of hosting & moderating the Patient Community Day at @ECTRIMS 2025. Registrations are now open. Use the link below & join him in Barcelona or online. #MultipleSclerosis #MS.

Being able to distinguish a pseudorelapse from a true relapse is important for making the most appropriate clinical & treatment decisions for people living with multiple sclerosis. [2/2].

Heard of a pseudorelapse? It refers to a temporary worsening of symptoms caused by external factors such as infection or stress. Importantly, a pseudorelapse isn't caused by new inflammatory activity & usually improves on its own. #MultipleSclerosis #MS [1/2]

PIPE-307 is currently being trialled as a myelin repair therapy in people living with #MultipleSclerosis. This @UCSF article outlines how #research led to the development of this possible remyelination treatment. #MS

"It is a significant finding to see this accelerated aging in children. If we can understand the interplay between the immune system, the brain and aging…we might be able to put #MS into full remission" - Dr Jennifer Graves, @UCSanDiego #MultipleSclerosis

Phase 3 trials of @Roche's Bruton's tyrosine kinase inhibitor (BTKi), fenebrutinib, are currently underway. However, long-term follow-up of participants from the Phase 2 trial are showing some promising results. #MultipleSclerosis #MS

A new @AucklandUni study has found that the rates of #MultipleSclerosis are on the rise in New Zealand. Importantly, they found this was the case across a range of ethnic backgrounds, incl. European New Zealanders, Māori, Pacific peoples & Asian groups.

Heard of the central vein sign (CVS) in #MultipleSclerosis? It’s a proposed biomarker, appearing on MRI, that can help with the diagnosis of #MS. While there’s more to learn, @UniofNottingham research has suggested the CVS might be as effective as a lumbar puncture for diagnosis.