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We caught up with Natalie, Founder of the Black MS Foundation to hear about her multiple sclerosis journey and find out what led her to set up the Foundation. 

New research has provided evidence that infection with the Epstein Barr virus acts as a trigger for people to develop MS.

In this first blog in a new series, we talk to physiotherapist, Henriette who answers some common questions people with MS may have about exercising.

The MS Trust is delighted that Ponvory (ponesimod) has been approved in England and Wales for people with active relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis.

If you are not eligible to receive Covid-19 treatment automatically on the basis of increased risk, you may be able to get antiviral medication through the PANORAMIC clinical trial.

Carla returns with a second blog on her most recent relapse, this time detailing how she got on with taking steroids, despite an initial reluctance. 

People with MS can get effective treatments if they get Covid-19. This article explains more about molnupiravir (Lagevrio) and sotrovimab (Xetrudy) and how to get them if you catch coronavirus.

NICE has rejected Fampyra (fampridine) as an NHS treatment for people with MS-related walking problems in the draft of the updated multiple sclerosis clinical guideline.

This article looks at things you should do, and some things you could do after getting a new multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

Carla King shares her relapse diary and how she felt after learning that she had had three consecutive relapses following thirteen years of being relapse-free. 

For many people with multiple sclerosis, the MS Trust Enquiry Service is an invaluable source of information and support. We speak to Information Officer Corinne, about her role and how the people she speaks to inspire her everyday! 

The British Medical Association (BMA) recently voted to change its opposition to assisted dying and has taken a neutral stance. In this blog Ian Daly, who has primary progressive MS, discusses why he welcomes this shift in position.