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How MS can affect the sense of smell

Study finding that the sense of smell can be affected in people with multiple sclerosis.
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Bipolar disorder in MS - switching between overly joyful and extremely sad

Study looking at the risk of mood disorders in people with multiple sclerosis compared to people in the general population.
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Rebecca

Blurred lines: my battle with MS and menopause

Rebecca outlines her journey of managing MS symptoms, menopause and the NHS. She explores some helpful tips that she's picked up along the way.
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Covid-19 treatments for people with MS

People with MS (multiple sclerosis) are eligible to receive treatments if they get Covid-19. This article explains more about the different drugs, and how to get them if you catch coronavirus.
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What is it like to have an evoked potentials test?

What is an evoked potential test like? A woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) shares her experiences.
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Ocrevus for primary progressive MS: What you need to know

Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) is approved across the UK for NHS treatment of early, inflammatory primary progressive MS. As the first ever treatment for progressive MS, this landmark decision raised questions about who will be able to access the drug and how.
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How common is daytime sleepiness in people with MS?

A study summarising the status of the research so far to try and determine how common and how severe daytime sleepiness is in people with MS.
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Dealing with ataxia and tremor

Ataxia is the medical term that describes a lack of muscle coordination anywhere in the body. Typically, it can lead to tremors in the arms, legs, head, trunk or eyes and can even affect speech and swallowing. Currently there are no drugs that will get rid of the shaking or tremor that is caused by ataxia.
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10 ways to help your partner if they have MS

Relationships are full of ups and downs – it’s a fact of life. But when your partner has MS, there may be some extra bumps in the road for you both to navigate. Here are a few ways you can support your loved one along the way.
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  • MS information & support
    • About MS
      • What is MS?
      • Types of MS
      • Causes of MS
      • How common is multiple sclerosis?
      • MS research
      • Newly diagnosed
      • Young people and MS
      • Living with advanced MS
    • Symptoms & diagnosis
      • Worried you have MS?
      • Signs and symptoms
      • How is MS diagnosed?
      • What's causing my symptoms?
      • Managing relapses
    • Drugs & treatments
      • How is MS treated?
      • Disease modifying drugs (DMDs)
      • MS Decisions
      • Drugs in development
      • Treatment finder
      • Non-drug therapies
    • Health & wellbeing
      • Thinking and memory problems
      • Staying Smart
      • Exercise
      • Diet and MS
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    • Family, care & money
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      • Care and carers
      • Home and travel
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