Latest research

A pilot study investigating if smartphone applications could be used to track MS symptoms over time - MS Trust research update.

Investigating how common nerve or neuropathic pain is in early MS - MS Trust research update.

Preliminary results announced in a press release report that treatment with Tysabri did not slow down the gradual increase in disability experienced by people with secondary progressive MS.

Certain types and numbers of medications may increase the risk of falls in people with MS.

Overview of some of the research highlights reported at the ECTRIMS 2015 conference in Barcelona.

Study looking at how the menopause affects levels of disability in multiple sclerosis - MS Trust research update

Amy Bowen, our Director of Service Development, reports from ECTRIMS 2015 on what is widely expected to be the most significant MS conference for many years

Investigating the effects of intermittent steroid treatment in people with primary and secondary progressive MS - MS Trust research update

Can using a step training home exercise computer game to improve balance and thinking, reduce falls in people with MS?

There have recently been encouraging developments in understanding and treating progressive MS. In this issue of Open Door we report on MS Trust research into the experience of transition between relapsing and secondary progressive MS and hear from Dr Jeremy Chataway on his...

The issue of vaccinations and multiple sclerosis raises a number of questions for people with MS. Are the treatments safe? Do they work in MS? Are they affected by other treatments? Here we look at some of the more frequently asked questions.