Latest research

Results of a small study just published suggest that the epilepsy drug phenytoin may have a neuroprotective effect and could potentially be beneficial in people with MS.

A pilot study investigating omega-3 supplements as an add on treatment to medication for depression in people with MS.

In short, yes it could. The recent Panorama programme focussed on people with relapsing MS, but many people are asking whether people with progressive MS could be helped too.

In this blog, Jane from the Information Team looks at some of the research so far, what’s...

A review of the evidence for how gender and hormones can affect MS, including the changes that happen during pregnancy.

This study shows high doses of vitamin D are safe for people with multiple sclerosis and may modify the immune system.

Results from a small study just published has demonstrated taking 10,000 IU of vitamin D appears to be safe for people with MS and could reduce the proportion of the immune cells that are thought to drive MS activity. 

Reviewing the data to see if disease modifying drugs reduce disability progression in relapsing multiple sclerosis - MS Trust research update

There is an increasing interest in stem cell therapy for multiple sclerosis. Perhaps you are debating whether it could be a treatment option for you either now or in the future?

In this blog, Jane from the...

Investigating if higher vitamin D levels could help to reduce MS disease activity further in people also taking a DMD - MS Trust research update