We caught up with MS Trust CEO, David Martin, to ask questions like, "How is the MS Trust different to the MS Society?" and learn about our upcoming projects. We're also joined by Fundraising Manager, Mark, to hear about volunteering opportunities.

Dizziness or lightheadness is a common symptom of multiple sclerosis. If the sensation is more severe, it is referred to as vertigo. There are a number of approaches to managing dizziness including medication and exercise programmes.

Facing numbness spreading down the right side of his body, active gym enthusiast William knew something was wrong. Find out how he’s changed his lifestyle to support himself.

Are people living with Secondary Progressive MS being forgotten? Yes, says a new report. MS Trust CEO David Martin, who was involved in putting together the report, writes about what must be done to help the 'forgotten many'.

The MS Trust and University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust are delighted to announce that they are working together to make a difference for local people living with MS with the recruitment of the first new nurse placements in the MS Trust’s Specialist Nurse Funding Programme.

A study has found that, for most people with multiple sclerosis, receiving a Covid-19 vaccination does not increase your risk of having a relapse.

Julie Stevens, living with Secondary Progressive MS, raises funds for the MS Trust by selling her poetry pamphlets, sharing her journey and inspiring others through her work

Join Kenny and Rick on the iconic London to Paris cycle ride! This special fundraising challenge celebrates 30 years of the MS Trust and honours the memory of their loved ones.

From 1 April 2019, gabapentin and pregabalin have been reclassified as controlled drugs, leading to changes in how they are prescribed.