This World Mental Health Day 2026 (10 October), members of our Lived Experience Expert Panel (LEEP) share their experiences ...

People living with multiple sclerosis (MS) may experience relapses throughout the course of the disease. The frequency, severity and longevity vary from person to person. With the right information ...

The Food and Drug Administration is an American government agency which is responsible for regulating and supervising the use of medications and medical devices. One of its roles is to certify ...

Each year, MS Australia holds two grant rounds to select only the top MS research projects to fund. Further information about the comprehensive grant review process is available here. The 16 new ...

MS Australia warmly welcomes the announcement from the Minister for Health and Aged Care, the Hon Mark Butler MP, that Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) and Kesimpta (ofatumumab) will remain available through the ...

Proteomics is the study of the proteome. The proteome is all the proteins expressed in a cell. Proteomics uses techniques to simultaneously quantify and identify thousands of proteins in biological ...

In this episode of The Raw Nerve, Host Jeremy Henderson, Head of Advocacy for MS Australia, and Co-Host ⁠Sharlene Brown⁠, Chair of the MS Australia Awards Committee, spotlight the 2026 MS Australia ...

Exposure to the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is strongly linked to developing MS. Two new trials—STOP-MS and FIRMS-EBV—will test whether existing antiviral medications against EBV can help slow MS or ...

Let's get started! Tell us an interesting fact about yourself. I was born and raised in the Netherlands, famous for cycling. When I still lived there I cycled every day; to school or university, to ...

We are deeply saddened to learn that MS Society South Australia & Northern Territory (MS SA&NT) has entered into voluntary administration. Our immediate concerns are for people living with MS, ...

As MS Australia (MSA) celebrates its 50 th anniversary, we must acknowledge the hard work and dedication of all those who helped MSA to become what it is today – a passionate group of people working ...

Australian researchers are growing ‘mini brains’ to help solve one of the biggest challenges in multiple sclerosis (MS) research – repairing damage caused by MS. The research, funded through MS ...