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We spoke with one of our fabulous fundraisers, Rebecca, about her experience running the Great North Run and why she chose to run for the MS Trust.

Find out about the different types MS, how MS is caused and who it affects, as well as current research.

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National service frameworks (NSFs) were ten-year programmes for improving specific areas of health and social care. They set measurable goals within set time frames. They were only applicable to the NHS in England.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) was first recognised as a condition in the middle of the 19th century. Prior to this time, there are reports of a few instances of what may have been MS, although the variety of symptoms, the range of other possible causes and the incompleteness of records make these impossible to confirm.

UTIs are common if you have MS but can throw up a few curveball symptoms. This is what you (and those closest to you) need to keep an eye on.

Find out about the risks, benefits and responsibilities when participating in multiple sclerosis (MS) clinical trials.