Pulls together national guidelines for multiple sclerosis care and services in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Includes details about the revised NICE clinical guidelines, multiple sclerosis in adults: management, published in June 2022.

National service frameworks (NSFs) were ten-year programmes for improving specific areas of health and social care. They set measurable goals within set time frames. They were only applicable to the NHS in England.

How to prepare for your appointments any stage of MS, so you get the most out of your time with health professionals.

No evidence of disease activity (NEDA), also referred to as freedom from disease activity, is a new goal that is emerging in multiple sclerosis treatment.

What are neurons? Nerve cells or neurons carry messages between the central nervous system and the organs and limbs of the body. Some come under attack in multiple sclerosis and may eventually die. Find out more about nerve cells in this A-Z entry.

Learn about nerve (neuropathic) pain in MS. Explore what it feels like, why it happens and the drug treatments, therapies and self-management approaches that can help.

A neurologist is a doctor specialising in the diagnosis and management of conditions affecting the brain and nervous system. This includes conditions such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, epilepsy and dementia.

Once nerve cells are stripped of their protective coating, they are more likely to die. Protecting nerve cells from destruction, or neuroprotection, is therefore an important target of research.

NeuroVax is an experimental vaccine that is being studied as a possible treatment for MS.