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.

Following the publication of our book, Progression in MS, we talk to Adam and Sharon about the impact that progressive MS has had on them.

Our jargon busting film series enlists MS experts to explain some of the technical terminology for you. Here, they tackle the terms used in discussing relapses in multiple sclerosis.

The MS Trust have released a new report, Life changing: getting around with MS, which highlights the travel and transport challenges faced by people with MS.

MPs voted today to support an assisted dying bill for terminally ill people in England and Wales.

We discuss the impact of stress and a few ideas for reducing stress levels for people with multiple sclerosis.

MS nurse Miranda Olding explains how to tell the difference between a relapse and symptom fluctuations in MS, and the steps you can take to prepare for a relapse in the future.