The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is proud to announce that we have received two awards from the 30th Annual APEX Awards for Publication Excellence! These were given for […]
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COVID-19 and MS
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a potentially serious respiratory disease first reported overseas in late 2019 and then spread to the United States in early 2020. The ongoing COVID-19 […]
Read News ArticleResearch Highlights from the AAN and CMSC 2018 Annual Meetings
In this Article Disease-Modifying Therapies in the Research Pipeline Long-Term Efficacy and Safety of Approved DMTs Comparative Analyses of Approved DMTs New Diagnostic Testing Various Strategies for Wellness and Symptom […]
Read News ArticleMobile App Helps People with Multiple Sclerosis Better Manage Their Disease
My MS Manager™ is the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America’s mobile phone app designed to be a convenient and effective tool for members of the MS community to help manage […]
Read News ArticleUnderstanding MS Progression: The Importance of Treatment Adherence
Presented by MS expert Dr. Carrie Hersh of the Cleveland Clinic in Las Vegas, Nevada, this archived webinar provides a thorough understanding of MS disease progression, highlights research findings to […]
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MS Conversations: The Official Blog of MSAA
MS Conversations includes posts from guest bloggers, as well as updates on timely discussions and topics relevant to the entire MS community.
Read News ArticleMS Conversations, My MSAA Today, and The Motivator Recognized by 2018 Digital Health Awards
Three of MSAA’s free resources were recognized by the 2018 Digital Health Awards for their excellence in digital communication.
Read News ArticleMRI Access Fund Expanded to Help Members of the Multiple Sclerosis Community
The MRI Access Fund assists with the payment of cranial (brain) and c-spine MRI scans for qualified individuals who have no medical insurance or cannot afford their insurance costs. The exam must be required by a physician to help determine a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis or evaluate current MS disease progression.
Read News ArticleMS Research Update 2018
In this Update Main Article Introduction FDA-Approved Medications Experimental Medications New Directions in MS Research Closing Notes Approved Disease-Modifying Therapies for MS (PDF) References View/Download PDF View Digital Edition Written […]
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