Generic and biosimilar drugs including DMDs or DMTs are becoming more common in multiple sclerosis (MS). We explain what they are and how they might be used.

The Healthcare Travel Costs Scheme allows you to claim back health related transport costs if you receive benefits based on your income. The scheme covers visits to hospital for treatment or clinical care. It doesn't cover visiting other people in hospital or going to regular GP or dentist visits.

Join the MS Trust team at the Great North Run with your own place in this event. Be part of Team Great North Run 2026.

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.

Some people taking medication may make antibodies against that drug, reducing or neutralising the drug's effectiveness.

Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms of multiple sclerosis. MS fatigue is very different from the tiredness or exhaustion that people without MS may have and is out of all proportion to any activity you may have been doing.

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.

Some people with MS find that their symptoms get worse in the cold. Here's why that might happen and what you can do to manage cold sensitivity.

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