In this podcast we talk to MS specialist nurse, Grace Hazlett, about bladder treatment options, preventative strategies and practical advice. She gives us the low down on pelvic floor exercises, fluid retention, catheters and more!

Ever wondered if smoking affects your MS? Sure, we all know the health risks linked to smoking. But, does smoking cause multiple sclerosis progression? And will your MS symptoms improve if you quit smoking? We dive deep into these questions with consultant neurologist, Professor Richard Nicholas. Plus, Caroline Smith, who lives with MS, talks us through the steps she took to quit smoking.

What are neurons? Nerve cells or neurons carry messages between the central nervous system and the organs and limbs of the body. Some come under attack in multiple sclerosis and may eventually die. Find out more about nerve cells in this A-Z entry.

Can practising mindfulness actually help you manage life with MS? Mindfulness teacher, Justin Standfield, lives with MS and he joins us to dispel a couple of mindful myths. Plus, he shares some practical ways that he manages his own MS symptoms using mindfulness.

Sleep problems are more common in people with MS than the general population. Around half of people with MS say they experience disturbed sleep. In this episode we talk about some common problems and some potential ways to improve your sleep.

In this live podcast were we talked all things MS, emotions and feelings with our two guests. Roshan das Nair a senior research scientist and Professor of Clinical Psychology & Neuropsychology. And Dr Cora Sargeant, Educational Psychologist, person with MS and presenter of Sciencing the s**t out of MS.

Ready to take steps to improve your brain health? We speak with neurologist Agne Straukiene (host of BeeWellWithMS) about exercise, sleep, how diet helps and hinders MS and more.

Have you been told to consider using a stick or wheelchair, but don't think you're ready for it yet? We talk to neuro physio Laura about helpful mobility aids, and how to change your perspective on using them. We also check in with Hayley who uses mobility aids and is passionately advocating their importance

MS is a condition affecting the central nervous system. In this episode, Simon from our information team gives a MS 101 lesson, covering topics such as how MS is diagnosed, who gets MS, and much more. We also chat to Hugh Nibloe, a Wheelchair Curling Paralympian who lives with MS.