New study explores how pregnancy affects MS 🤰🧬 Researchers at Queen Mary University of London are investigating why many women with MS experience fewer relapses during pregnancy. 💜 Read more and find out how to get involved here - ms-uk.org/blog/an-inte...

💜 Have questions about MS treatments? We’re here to support you. The MS-UK Helpline can help you understand your options, talk through how they work, and signpost you to trusted information. 📞 Call 0800 783 0518 📧 Email [email protected] 💬 WhatsApp 07824 708897

Have you been pregnant since being diagnosed with MS? 🤰 We're updating our Pregnancy and MS Choices booklet and would love your input. If you're happy to share your experience, please take a moment to fill out our short survey. 💜 👉 ms-uk.org/choices-preg... #MultipleSclerosis #MSCommunity

Last chance to ride for MS-UK! 🚴‍♀️ Take on the iconic London to Brighton Cycle this September and help support people affected by multiple sclerosis 💜 📅 Event date - Sunday 14 September 2025 ⏳ Deadline to sign up - Friday 08 August booking.skylineevents.co.uk/book/v2k46kp...

We recently trained 360 Department for Work and Pensions professionals to help them better understand multiple sclerosis (MS) and to equip them with the tools to support members of the MS community. Get in touch at [email protected] or call 01206 226500 ms-uk.org/news/ms-uk-e...

Living with MS can come with extra pressures, and stress can make things feel even harder. 💜 In our latest blog, we explore how stress may affect MS symptoms, why it’s important to spot the early signs, and some practical ways to feel more in control. ms-uk.org/blog/managin...

MS News - Breakthrough early warning biomarker for MS relapse found A new study has confirmed that serum neurofilament light chain (sNfL), a blood-based biomarker, can predict relapses in multiple sclerosis (MS) up to a year before symptoms appear. ms-uk.org/news/breakth...

💜 'One of my favourite quotes is, “Just because I could do it yesterday doesn’t mean I can do it today, but just because I can’t do it today doesn’t mean I can’t do it tomorrow.”' - Will #LifeIsForLiving #MSUKSupport #MSCommunity #MSStories #MultipleSclerosis ms-uk.org/blog/life-is...

💤 Beating MS fatigue In our latest living well with MS blog, we take a closer look at MS fatigue, what causes it, and practical, evidence-based ways to ease its impact on daily life. #LivingWellWithMS #MSfatigue #MultipleSclerosis #MS #MSUK ms-uk.org/blog/beating...

Rabiah shares what helps her live fully with MS – from walking around London when she can, to learning new ways to manage symptoms and shift her mindset. 💜 Right now, she’s taking part in one of MS-UK’s mindfulness courses. Comment below one thing you are looking forward to this week! 💜 #MS

🗓️ Coming up in June - MS-UK's online activities This month includes 🧘 Qigong, chair yoga, and guided meditation with Tracy Harris 💪 Weekly accessible exercise sessions with Alan Pearson 🧠 Masterclasses on balance And lots more! www.ms-uk.org/ms-uk-online...

News - New study identifies key factors linked to faster MS progression 👇 A recent analysis of data from over 42,000 people with multiple sclerosis (MS) has highlighted several factors that may significantly increase the risk of disease progression. www.ms-uk.org/news/new-stu...

Join MS-UK, the Royal College of Nursing Neuroscience Forum and the Neurology Academy for a free webinar designed to help you feel more confident and equipped to support people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). 🗓 22 May 2025 🕓 4pm - 5.15pm (BST) 📍 Online via Zoom ms-uk.org/blog/calling...

🧪 A new study has found a potential link between thyroid hormone levels and the risk of developing MS. The study suggests that elevated levels of the thyroid hormone free thyroxine (FT4) are linked to an increased the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS). ms-uk.org/news/thyroid...

💜 'Life is indeed worth living, and though I have MS, I am still Becca – just Becca who happens to have MS.' New mum Rebecca shares how MS-UK’s support helped her feel informed, empowered, and hopeful about her future. 👉 Click the link below to read her story. ms-uk.org/blog/life-is...

News - Study finds specific gut bacteria linked to MS 🦠 New research suggests that certain gut bacteria may raise the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), opening up potential new paths for treatment. ms-uk.org/news/study-f...

News - New biomarker to predict MS progression discovered A new study has identified a specific type of brain lesion, known as a broad rim lesion (BRL), as a potential marker for rapid progression in multiple sclerosis (MS). ms-uk.org/news/new-bio...

💜 Life is for living – and no one knows that better than the MS community. MS-UK supports people living with MS every day so they can choose how they want to live with MS. 👉 What does life is for living mean to you? Tell us in the comments or tag us using #LifeIsForLiving

News - AI tool can track effectiveness of MS treatments in study 🧠 Researchers at University College London (UCL) have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can accurately monitor how MS progresses and how well treatments are working👇 ms-uk.org/news/ai-tool...

Ultra-processed foods – how do they affect MS? 🧠 New research shows a link between ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and increased MS severity. Find out why what you eat really matters, how to spot a UPF, and what to look out for on food labels. Click below to find out more 👇 ms-uk.org/blog/you-are...

Have you tried a DMT for MS? 💊 We’re refreshing our DMT Choices booklet and would love to include your thoughts and experiences. Click here to fill in our short survey - ms-uk.org/dmt-survey/

Give your loved ones peace of mind 💜 Writing a Will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your family and ensure your wishes are followed. With MS-UK’s free Will writing service, you can take this important step at no cost to you. 🔗 Visit www.ms-uk.org/charity-gift-in-will/

The UK government’s welfare announcement – what you need to know 📢 The MS-UK helpline have been following the news this week in relation to the UK Government’s welfare reforms. ms-uk.org/news/the-uk-...

🌙 Faith, fasting, and MS – Talat’s story Ramadan is a time of reflection, prayer, and togetherness, but for those living with multiple sclerosis (MS), fasting can bring unique challenges. Read her story here - ms-uk.org/blog/ramadan...

🐟 Could eating fish help slow MS progression? A new study suggests that a fish-rich diet may be beneficial for people with MS - and it’s not just about omega-3! Find out more by clicking the link below 👇 ms-uk.org/news/study-f...

🚴‍♂️ Interested in trying accessible cycling sessions this Spring? Bike the UK for MS is hosting accessible cycling sessions across the West Country this March 💜 Try out adapted bikes, enjoy the freedom of cycling, and connect with others in the MS community. ms-uk.org/blog/accessi...

In our latest blog, Becki Eccles shares her incredible journey with transverse myelitis — a rare neurological condition that, like MS, affects the spinal cord and can cause symptoms such as numbness, pain, and mobility challenges. 💜 ms-uk.org/blog/transve...

MS linked to gut microbiome changes, study finds 👀 A recent study from Yale has uncovered notable differences in the gut microbiomes of people recently diagnosed with MS compared to those without the condition. Click the link below to read all about it 👇 ms-uk.org/news/ms-link...

A story in today’s Guardian reports that lots of MS patients have experienced complications after change from Tysabri to Tyruko as part of NHS drive to save money. If you have been affected and would like to share your story, please get in touch with us. 💜 www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

News - Sunshine as a baby linked to less MS activity 🌞 Getting at least 30 minutes of daily summer sun in the first year of life may mean a lower relapse risk for children who are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) later, according to a new study. Find out more below! ms-uk.org/news/sunshin...

Could childhood obesity increase the risk of MS? A new nationwide study suggests a link between obesity in childhood and adolescence and an increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS). ms-uk.org/news/childho...

🛏️ New research highlights sleep struggles in MS A recent study has found that while people with MS may get a similar amount of sleep as those without, the quality of their sleep is significantly worse. 🔗 Read the full article to learn more ms-uk.org/news/people-...

MS symptoms can be unpredictable, but getting the right information shouldn’t be! 💜 📖 Explore our Choices booklets today and get the information you need to feel more confident in managing your MS. ms-uk.org/multiple-scl...

Caring for someone with advanced MS can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone. 💜 In our latest blog, our helpline team answers a question about what to expect as MS progresses and shares resources to help both those living with advanced MS and their loved ones. ms-uk.org/blog/living-...

News - First human clinical trial of remyelination therapy to take place in UK 💜 The UK has approved the first human trial of PTD802, a therapy aimed at repairing myelin – the protective coating around nerves damaged in MS. ms-uk.org/news/first-h...

💡 Energy management vs time management – what’s the key to working with MS? If fatigue is holding you back at work, this blog could help you take control and feel more balanced. 💜 ms-uk.org/blog/energy-...

💙 Today is Blue Monday - but we know that the reality is that mental health can be affected on any day. Living with MS can make maintaining a positive mindset even more challenging, especially during these cold and grey January days. ms-uk.org/blog/boostin...

🎨 Join us on 20 January at 2.30pm for a relaxing and creative drop-in session! Can’t make it? Watch the recording later at your convenience. Explore the theme of Love and loss through grounding exercises, creative prompts, and time to reflect and create. Sign up today 💜 ms-uk.org/improve-well...

🔬 Exciting progress in MS research A new study has shown that IRX4204, a compound developed by Io Therapeutics, may help repair myelin and improve walking ability in mice with a model of multiple sclerosis (MS). 💜 Read all about it by clicking the link below 👇 ms-uk.org/news/hope-fo...

💼 Thinking about telling your employer you have MS? Confidentiality can be a concern when making this decision. Our blog explores what you need to know about disclosing your diagnosis at work and how it could be handled. 💜 ms-uk.org/blog/confide...

Children and teenagers may show a range of early signs and symptoms in the five years leading up to a multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis, according to a new study. Tap the link to read all about it! 👇 ms-uk.org/news/new-stu...

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our Founder, John Simkins. 💜 Read our heartfelt tribute to John and learn more about his remarkable work ms-uk.org/blog/a-heart...

News - Severe Covid infection may double MS risk 😷 A new study from Sweden reveals that severe Covid-19 requiring hospitalisation may double the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS). Read the full article here - ms-uk.org/news/severe-...

💜 “I knew I’d get a caring, knowledgeable person on the end of the line.” Lisa McAdams, diagnosed with MS in 1997, shares how the MS-UK Helpline provided her with support, understanding, and helpful advice when she needed it most. ms-uk.org/blog/i-knew-...

🎉 We’re thrilled to share that after just two days, we’ve raised an incredible £2,294 for the Big Give Christmas Challenge! That’s 23% of the way to reaching our target of £10,000. Every donation to the Big Give, over the next 6 days, will get doubled! donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...

🤔 How to spot fake medical information online! Our latest blog shares simple tips to help you figure out what’s real and what’s not when it comes to MS and health advice. ms-uk.org/blog/how-to-...

News - Brain stimulation may enhance physical therapy for people living with MS 💜 A new study reveals that combining non-invasive brain stimulation with physical therapy may improve walking, balance, and overall well-being for people living with MS! ms-uk.org/news/brain-s...

Have your say in MS research! James Gale, a final-year student at the University of Bath, is conducting research to improve stability for people living with progressive MS. 💜 Click the link to take the survey! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... ms-uk.org/blog/managin...

Fatigue is one of the most common and challenging symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). It can make even simple daily tasks feel overwhelming. 🥱 For more in-depth information and tips on dealing with MS-related fatigue, download our free Fatigue Choices booklet here! 💜 ms-uk.org/multiple-scl...

Top reasons for MS-related hospital admissions revealed 👀 Did you know urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the leading cause of hospital admissions for people with MS, making up 10.3% of cases? Neurological issues and MS relapses follow closely behind. ms-uk.org/news/top-rea...