Information, tips and publications for children and teenagers affected by MS, whether they have a multiple sclerosis diagnosis themselves or have a parent or relative with MS.

We share the experiences of people with MS who have found that staying active has had a positive impact on their life.

Scotland's largest running event, the Edinburgh Marathon Festival, offers 11 race distances over 2 days, including a 5k in Holyrood Park and one of the UK's fastest marathons.

5 years after writing a piece on his fatigue management, Will Berard reflects how he is getting on now, and what he has learnt.

There are now 14 disease modifying drugs (DMDs) being used to treat MS in the UK with more in the pipeline. With such a wide range of drugs available, finding one that’s right for you and your MS can be a challenge.To answer some frequently asked questions about DMDs we spoke to MS nurse advisor, Nikki Embrey who sheds light on how you know whether a DMD is working and talks about some of the side effects people worry about most.

Using hand grip strength to investigate upper body function and muscle fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis.

A long‑established MS Trust course helps nurses and health professionals build knowledge, confidence and person‑centred skills to improve care for people with MS.

Altered sensations, such as pins and needles, burning or crawling feelings, numbness or tightness are common in multiple sclerosis. Find out more in this A-Z entry.

Lots of you share your views on issues affecting people with MS in the letters and emails you send us, your phone calls and on our social media channels. Here we focus on a couple of burning issues that have got many of you talking.