Temelimab is a new treatment under investigation for progressive multiple sclerosis (MS). It is taken as an intravenous infusion (drip) once a month.

Antibodies are proteins produced by the body's immune system when it detects harmful substances such as bacteria and viruses that might cause an infection.

The MS Trust is funding and supporting MS specialist nurses, helping the people with MS who live in areas without enough MS nurses.

Scotland's first Advanced MS Champion, based in the Tayside region, has had her role made permanent.

Michelle Black is an Advanced MS Champion working across South West London and Surrey. We talk to her about just how important this role is to those living with advanced MS.

How can MS Health Professionals provide a safe, constructive space in which to discuss the problems people may be experiencing around sex, sexuality and intimacy? Nicki Abel, Lesley Catterall, and Denise Middleton, MS specialist nurses, are here to help

Find out about multiple sclerosis and the work of the MS Trust. Journalists, contact comms@mstrust.org.uk for more information or to arrange an interview.

The community of species living in your body is known as the microbiome. Some of the species living in your gut may be helpful in MS.

Hughes Syndrome (antiphospholipid syndrome) is an autoimmune condition which affects the blood and its ability to clot. It can cause a range of possible symptoms, some of which are also experienced by people with multiple sclerosis (MS).