27 April - 3 May 2019
These are links to news stories about multiple sclerosis from the last week that may be of interest to people affected by MS in the UK. The link beneath each item will take you to the original story.
Please note that the MS Trust did not write the original items and does not endorse their content nor any claims made in them.
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MS raises risk of sexual problems in women
Women with MS are more likely to have sexual problems than those without the condition, according to Italian research. The study found that two in five (42%) women with MS reported issues compared to about one in six (16%) in women who don't have MS
Source: MS News Today
MS Trust link: Talking about sexual problems
Covid-19 vaccines and MS
12 Nov 2020 - 00:00
We speak to a neurologist about whether a future Covid-19 vaccine would be safe and effective for people with MS.
A round-up of research from MS Virtual 2020
4 Nov 2020 - 00:00
An update from the this ECTRIMS and ACTRIMS which is the largest annual MS research conference.
Siponimod (Mayzent) approved for active secondary progressive MS in England and Wales
15 Oct 2020 - 00:00
The MS Trust is delighted that siponimod (Mayzent) has also been approved by NICE in England and Wales.
MS in the Media
27 Nov 2020 - 00:00
- Depression affects multitasking in MS
- Benefits process in Scotland
- Cancer risks and multiple sclerosis
- Gut immune cells and relapses
MS in the Media
20 Nov 2020 - 00:00
- New study for advanced MS
- Campaign for fair benefits during the pandemic
- Stem cells compared to Lemtrada
- DMD use and finances
David Martin appointed Chair of the Neurological Alliance
18 Nov 2020 - 00:00
The MS Trust is delighted to announce that CEO David Martin, has been voted in as Chair of the Neurological Alliance.
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