Part One in a Two-Part Series By Tom Garry Two Stories of Aging with MS IN THIS ARTICLE: Two Stories of Aging with MS How MS Affects Age-Related Declines in […]

Finding Hope on Horseback By Karen McCoy The cool air that was tenderly kissing my face and gently blowing back my hair was heavenly. The acrid smell of the sea […]

My Life as a Glorious Violinist with MS By Candace Giles It was as if my life had taken a turn for the worst. But at the same time, in […]

Reaching New Heights with Programs and Events Gina Ross Murdoch By Gina Ross MurdochMSAA President and CEO We are extremely busy at MSAA and I couldn’t be more enthusiastic about […]

Champions for the MS Community By Joe SperluntoMSAA Donor Experience Manager With nearly one million individuals living with MS across the country as well as an army of loved ones […]

Questions from our Readers Dr. Barry A. Hendin By Dr. Barry A. Hendin MSAA’s Chief Medical Officer Q: What is neurofilament light chain (NfL) technology? And how does it benefit […]

As noted in this issue’s “Up Front” column, MSAA recently launched an amazing online tool to assist the MS community with learning about and comparing the many different disease-modifying therapies […]

Recent News and Study Updates in MS Research By Tom GarryReviewed by Dr. Barry A. Hendin, MSAA Chief Medical Officer Ublituximab shows reductions in disease progression in relapsing MS Ublituximab […]