Recent News and Study Updates in MS Research By Tom GarryEdited by Susan Wells CourtneyReviewed by Dr. Barry A. Hendin, MSAA Chief Medical Officer Fenebrutinib Impacts Inflammation in RMS In […]

The chart below displays a partial list of current and potential biomarkers for MS. The first biomarkers listed are those seen through imaging, using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), optical coherence […]

  View/Download PDF View Digital Edition Order a Copy Cover Story In Search of MS Biomarkers By Tom Garry These measurable indicators have the potential to greatly enhance the diagnosis, […]

Testing for serum neurofilament light chain (sNfL) is available now to assist doctors and their patients with monitoring and treating their MS. An easy blood test can determine the amount […]

Questions from our Readers Dr. Barry A. Hendin By Dr. Barry A. Hendin MSAA’s Chief Medical Officer   Q: I know that many people with MS are sensitive to heat, […]

By Susan Wells Courtney All individuals diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) have their own unique story of the initial symptoms that first alerted them to the fact that something wasn’t […]

Team MSAA MSAA is an official runDisney Charity Partner for Walt Disney World® Marathon Weekend presented by State Farm January 7-11, 2026, and Walt Disney World® Springtime Surprise Weekend April […]

By Susan Wells Courtney Multiple Sclerosis Implementation Network News In our Winter/Spring 2024 issue of The Motivator, we introduced an exciting new initiative in our “Program Notes” column. Titled Multiple […]

MSAA’s Chief Medical Officer Barry Hendin, MD, is a neurologist and MS specialist in Phoenix, Arizona. According to Dr. Hendin, while people with MS have ample cause to be excited […]

By Tom Garry Edited by Susan Wells Courtney Reviewed by Barry A. Hendin, MD Introduction Think of multiple sclerosis (MS) as a jigsaw puzzle. Most of us start a jigsaw […]