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We are a UK charity that helps make sense of MS. For over 30 years we have been here for everyone affected by multiple sclerosis, from the moment of diagnosis and throughout their journey.

Information you can trust

Worried you have MS?

Do I have MS? What are the early signs of multiple sclerosis? Who should I speak to about my symptoms? We answer your most common questions and worries about multiple sclerosis.

Questions about MS?

Call our free helpline on 0800 032 38 39 for practical information you can trust. Or email ask@mstrust.org.uk. We're here weekdays from 10am to 4pm, except bank holidays.

Compare disease modifying drugs (DMDs)

Compare the different types of disease modifying drugs (DMDs) that are available to treat multiple sclerosis (MS).

Your views on travel with MS

Our new report, Life Changing: Getting around with MS, highlights the travel and transport challenges you shared in our survey.

Getting around with MS report

Run for the MS Trust and make a difference!

Whatever your preferred distance, find an event that suits you. Each step funds vital services for people with MS.

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Foundation Module students showcase their assignments

Students from the MS Trust Foundation Module on MS care and management presented their assignments at MS nursing conference At The Limits.
25 November 2024

Have-a-go heroes: public transport and MS

Strange looks, uncomfortable journeys and people who simply will not leave you alone? Sound familiar? Find out how Cora manages public transport and MS.
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