Blog – MS Society of Canada

Many of us are familiar with the stream of blockbuster deals and extreme markdowns associated with Black Friday and Cyber Monday. But has…

Conferences like ECTRIMS are a great platform for scientists, academic institutions and health organizations to announce breakthrough discoveries and important medical and research…

I was recently asked by a number of people that I have met how I got started at the MS Society. Many were…

There are many things about MS that we still do not know, but arguably the most important of these is cause. Pinning down…

We all know without a doubt that exercise is good for us. The abundance of health benefits associated with a steady exercise regimen…

Our immune systems are designed to fight off disease, and one way they do this is through a complex, highly controlled process known…

There is an ongoing debate on whether inflammation causes nervous system damage in MS, or if the damage occurs first followed by inflammation.…

We already know that MS affects more women than men, but is that the whole story? The MS and Gender session held late…

Since we are on the topic of progressive MS, I thought it would be a great time share this insightful interview with Dr.…

I mentioned earlier that progressive forms of MS are still without an effective treatment, which has been recognized by the MS scientific community…