Ellie Garlick My MS Expert

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Our new interactive video experience helps you learn about advance care planning, including who to involve and when to start thinking ahead in MS.

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Compare the different types of disease modifying drugs (DMDs) that are available to treat multiple sclerosis (MS).

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Have you ever wondered how your hormones might affect your MS? We're joined by podcast guests Olivia Mason and Professor Ruth Dobson to explore all things periods, pregnancy, breastfeeding, menopause and MS.
8 April 2024

With MS, sometimes it's better to roll with it

Struggling to find a mobility aid as stylish as him, Martin’s search brought him to a rollator that unlocked his independence.
8 April 2024

Assisted dying - background information

The current laws on assisted dying in the UK, proposed changes to the law and the experience of legalised assisted dying around the world.
3 April 2024

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