The ins and outs of clinical trials
So what does it cost to run a clinical trial, anyway? Performing a clinical trial requires a great deal of resources. Namely, time,…
We challenge you to challenge MS
Here at the MS Society, we host a full suite of fundraising events throughout the year, and across the country. You may have…
Recognizing caring Canadians: National Caregivers Day
A caregiver is a person who takes on an unpaid caring role for someone who needs help because of a physical or cognitive…
Women in the changing world: International Women’s Day 2017
Women in Canada are three times more likely to develop MS than men. Women also face significant barriers to finding reliable information about…
It’s time to tell the world: Kiss Goodbye to MS
Kiss Goodbye to MS is the first and only global fundraising and awareness campaign for multiple sclerosis. We talk a lot of talk…
‘Tis the season for joining an international day of giving
Today is Giving Tuesday. A movement which began four years ago in the United States in response to the post-American-Thanksgiving consumerist rush of Black Friday…
THREE’S A CROWD: MAINTAINING A RELATIONSHIP WITH MS
Jesse and Pat met at work, the way so many adults do after they graduate. On their first date, Pat introduced Jesse to…
Cause a commotion: Four things the Ontario government can do for MS
Imagine for a moment that you could take days off for medical appointments – or because of a short relapse – without worrying…
Nutrition and MS: What we know about what you can do
The skinny on eating for MS People living with multiple sclerosis can benefit from proper nutrition much like everyone else. No one diet directly…
