What’s New in MS Research – September 2026

People with multiple sclerosis have numerous opportunities to enhance their health. That message serves as somewhat of a theme for this edition of “What’s New in MS Research.” This edition details recent studies on topics ranging from the impact of 20 minutes of walking on brain function, to the initial and long-term efficacy and safety of various disease-modifying therapies (DMTs).

While the benefits of taking a proactive approach to managing your MS are real, so are the many burdens that accompany a diagnosis of the condition.

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The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America Recognizes Ten-Year Milestone of Online Support Platform, My MSAA Community

The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is recognizing the 10-year anniversary of My MSAA Community, an online forum created to offer support, reassurance, and encouragement within the multiple sclerosis (MS) community. My MSAA Community is hosted on HealthUnlocked, a free online peer support platform that provides a safe, anonymous space for individuals with shared health experiences to find support and build connections.

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Episode 25: MS in Your 30s – The MS Journey: Stories and Strategies for Women Across the Decades

What does it mean to live with multiple sclerosis in your 30s – a decade often marked by career growth, relationships, family planning, and increasing responsibilities? The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is pleased to present the second episode of “The MS Journey: Stories and Strategies for Women Across the Decades,”exploring how MS can intersect with the opportunities, challenges, and life transitions that often shape this stage of adulthood.

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Team MSAA Resources

Thank you for choosing Team MSAA as your charity of choice for this year’s runDisney race season! Whether you’re joining us for Wine & Dine Weekend, Walt Disney World Marathon […]

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