A Swedish study found that petroleum-based lubricant exposure was associated with 38% higher odds of MS, particularly among ...

People with multiple sclerosis (MS) may be able to enjoy ocean sailing as a way to stay active, a small study found.

Health Canada has approved Ocrevus for children 10 and older with relapsing-remitting MS, expanding treatment options for ...

Physical activity programs for people with MS appear feasible and well received, but more research is needed on their use in ...

Greater physical disability is associated with cognitive problems in people with multiple sclerosis, according to a review ...

Trial data suggest a single infusion of the experimental CAR T-cell therapy zola-cel may stabilize disability in relapsing or ...

A Phase 2 trial found that a lower dose of nasal foralumab significantly reduced brain inflammation markers in people with nonactive SPMS.

High levels of physical activity are associated with a better quality of life and reduced walking disability in MS. These study findings held true regardless of how long ago patients were diagnosed.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) damages myelin, the protective coating around nerve fibers. This disrupts communication between nerve cells and can contribute to disability. Common MS symptoms include muscle ...

Phase 3 trials show the experimental oral therapy remibrutinib significantly reduced relapse rates and brain lesion activity compared with Aubagio in relapsing multiple sclerosis. The treatment ...