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Stephen Hodges has been supporting the MS Trust through fundraising and volunteering since 2013. Here, he tells us a bit about his experience

A US study has found that walking function is worse in Black people with MS.

'Overcoming Adversity: A Daughter's Journey with MS' shares a family’s emotional journey through MS, offering hope, resilience, and inspiration for others.

The MS Trust are delighted to announce Lucy Taylor as its new CEO.

Diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis six years ago, Wendi hasn't let it stop her love for travel. From backpacking around the world to solo trips to Bali, she continues to explore. In this blog she shares her top tips on traveling with MS

For Stoptober, we’re talking about the effect of smoking on multiple sclerosis. Here we chat to neurologist, Professor Richard Nicholas about the impact smoking can have on your body. We ask him about the benefits of quitting smoking and the NHS support that’s available to help you stop.

Spasticity and spasms are a common symptom of MS and can have a big impact on your daily life. To find out how they can be successfully treated and managed, we put some of your questions to physiotherapist, Katrina Buchanan.

Tingling, burning, numbness, pins and needles, stabbing, crawling – sound familiar? These strange sensory symptoms are known as altered sensations, a common type of nerve pain in MS. Here we chat to pain specialist, Dr Amanda Howarth, to understand why these sensations happen, how they can be treated and the steps you can take to reduce their impact on your daily life.