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Cyclophosphamide is an immunosuppressive drug. In multiple sclerosis (MS), it acts to reduce the numbers of T and B cells that can trigger an immune attack.

We cover the latest research coming out of ECTRIMS 2025. We discuss study results on the impact of Ocrevus on maintaining hand and arm function; how MS affects women after the menopause; the links between ultra-processed foods and MS disease activity; myelin repair; and stopping DMTs in older people.

One woman shares her MRI scan experience, explaining what happens before, during and after an Magnetic Resonance Imaging scan.

Having an MRI scan is often a key part of your diagnosis process and may be used to monitor your treatment. We spoke to Dr Will Brown to find out what MRI scans can show us, and how they are used and interpreted in MS care.

The MS hug sounds quite nice – if you haven’t experienced it! We explain this uncomfortable multiple sclerosis symptom.

Migraine, tension and cluster headaches are more common in people with multiple sclerosis than the general population.

It’s common for the pattern of multiple sclerosis (MS) to change as you age. For both women and men with MS, getting older is associated with a switch from a relapsing pattern to one of progression and increasing disability. Here we explore why ageing may affect the changing pattern of MS seen in later life.

Dan reflects on his HSCT journey and offers advice for other potential patients.