Differential diagnosis is the process of finding the cause of symptoms by ruling out other possible causes. The diagnosis of multiple sclerosis is made by differential diagnosis.

The Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF) is an international organisation which links the activities of member MS organisations around the world. It also coordinates the annual World MS Day.

There's currently no cure for multiple sclerosis (MS). Current treatment is based on controlling disease activity or by managing individual symptoms.

If you are not happy with the treatment you have received from a health professional, you can ask for a second opinion. Although there is no legal right to a second opinion, requests are usually accepted.

Cognitive reserve is a way of talking about brain health and resilience. It's helpful to boost your cognitive reserve when you have MS, to delay progression and disability.

Looking for an adventure? Great wonders await you on MS Trust's charity treks and cycle tours. Raise funds for multiple sclerosis. Search our trekking and walking events.

Take part in this fantastic charity cycle challenge from London to Paris on your own or with friends, family or colleagues, and raise funds to help make sure that everyone can make sense of MS.

The MS Trust's Generating Evidence in MS Services (GEMSS) programme collected evidence about how care and health services work best for people with MS.

Read how an Advanced MS Champion used their specialist knowledge to positively impact Dawson's care.