A study finding people with MS have problems identifying sweet, salt, bitter and sour tastes.

We've taken a look at the top five most listened to MS Trust podcast's of 2024.

What does the future look like for the MS social groups and meetings that many of us enjoy? We talked to two multiple sclerosis group leaders about the challenges they face in keeping their services going through the pandemic.

We've been hearing words like 'vulnerable, 'sufferer' and 'underlying condition' in the news on a daily basis during the COVID-19 crisis. Here, Helena Jidborg Alexander from the MS Trust's Information Team, talks about the impact of those words when you are in fact a person considered 'vulnerable' and who is living with an underlying health condition.

In light of the ongoing coronavirus COVID-19 situation, we are continuing to support health professionals as far as we can.(corona virus)

Getting around on public transport when you have MS. Your rights, tips for access and where to get support.

Working with MS is a new challenge for Letisha Charles-Thomas. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis last year, and talks in this blog about the challenges she faced as a young black woman with MS.

Learn about MS Research Treatment and Education, a pioneering charity focused on advancing MS research who have recently merged with the MS Trust.

See the range of resources from TiMS (Therapists in MS). These can be used in your own work or as a teaching aid.