In this episode, we dive into the key highlights from ECTRIMS 2025, the world’s largest MS research conference. From new treatment breakthroughs to making sure research is inclusive and people with MS-led change, we explore what’s shaping the future of MS.

Influenza or 'flu' is a highly infectious disease that causes unpleasant symptoms, including fever, aches, sore throat, fatigue and nausea. If you have MS, catching the flu can make your MS symptoms worse. You may notice this particularly if you find that your MS symptoms get worse in the heat.

Information on the possible interaction between vaccines and autoimmune diseases, including effectiveness and safety for people with multiple sclerosis (MS).

Rehabilitation specialists can help you live your life with MS as fully as possible, whatever symptoms you experience.

Run through the UK's biggest theme park, Alton Towers, and support people affected by MS

There is an ever growing range of social media groups, blogs, forums and discussion groups where people with MS can share experiences, make connections and ask questions.

Over 150,000 people in the UK live with the life-changing impact of MS. A diagnosis that changes everything. But they don’t have to face multiple sclerosis alone. Help us make everyone feel more in control of their MS.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) have published new guidelines on rehabilitation for people with conditions like MS, motor neurone disease and Parkinson's disease.

When the S4C presenter found himself slurring live on air, he knew he needed help. We discuss his MS diagnosis, treatment, going back to work, coping with new-dad fatigue, and how language helps make sense of things.