Latest research

This research study looks at clinical Pilates for people with MS to see if it can improve cognitive and other symptoms as well as physical functions.

This study determines how common and how severe daytime sleepiness is in people with MS. 

This study combines rhythm cues from music or a metronome and motor imagery to see if they had any effect on walking in people with MS.

Find out more about research investigating how effective electrical stimulation treatments are for bladder symptoms in women with MS already doing pelvic floor training.

Investigating levels of the brain repair molecule BDNF after a long term exercise programme in people with MS.

This study looks at levels of vitamin D during pregnancy to see if low levels increased the risk of the child developing MS.

Study comparing a virtual reality system with conventional exercise balance training in people with MS - MS Trust research update

This study investigates if doing leisure activities such as reading, art and games were related to better memory in people with MS.

Ozanimod is a drug that works in a similar way to Gilenya (fingolimod) but with fewer side effects according to recently published research.

A study looks at the needs of children where one parent had been diagnosed with MS, to make it easier for a child to cope.

A study investigates if there was a relationship between walking variations and the risk of falls in people with MS.

A study finding people with MS have problems identifying sweet, salt, bitter and sour tastes.