Balance rehabilitation tailored to specific sensory impairments can improve balance in people with multiple sclerosis - MS Trust research update

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

Using yearly tests to see if people with multiple sclerosis can have no evidence of disease activity/NEDA over a long period.

A review of the evidence for how gender and hormones can affect MS, including the changes that happen during pregnancy.

A large and very detailed survey has demonstrated that birth month can influence the risk of developing multiple sclerosis.

This research looked at how sexual problems in MS affect or are affected by other symptoms of MS, such as depression, fatigue and level of disability.

Exploring benefits of exercise early in the course of MS and improved bladder symptoms when using an FES device – identifying potential for new research.

Pain, fatigue, depression and anxiety are common in established MS; this study monitored the symptoms during the first year after diagnosis of MS.

This study aimed to get a better understanding of the views of people with MS and their families on taking part in discussions about advance care planning.