A lot of people with MS will experience sexual problems at some point in their lives, but yet we often find it hard to speak up about sex and MS. We think this needs to change.

Professor Basil Sharrack, a consultant neurologist, discusses a type of stem cell treatment called autologous haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (AHSCT), which is offered to a small number of people with MS on the NHS.

We look at how you can make the most of summer, including tackling temperature sensitivity, exercise, managing your vitamin D levels, healthy eating and accessible holidays.

The dexterity and coordination of your hands and arms is essential. We speak with Professor Gavin Giovannoni to find out more about the #ThinkHand campaign and learn why we should all be ‘thinking hand’.

NHS Reset and Reform: A new direction for health and care in multiple sclerosis

Cocoa, cacao and multiple sclerosis fatigue. A personal story from a person with MS who took part in a research trial testing the effect of high flavonoid cacao on MS fatigue. What is the difference between cacao and cocoa?

An international study for people with highly active relapsing multiple sclerosis has reported that those having stem cell treatment had slower disability progression.

Kate guest blogs about her experiences taking part in a clinical trial for the drug bexarotene.

Introducing Rebecca and Sally who are the latest Trustees to join the MS Trust board.