Canadian Researchers Examine the Benefits of Translingual Stimulation (PoNS) Combined with Physiotherapy in Multiple Sclerosis
Drs. Michelle Ploughman (Memorial University of Newfoundland) and Sarah Donkers (University of Saskatchewan) are set to lead the first Canadian clinical trial examining…
Faces Behind the Science: Kelsi Smith
Kelsi Smith is a Canadian who is pursuing her PhD in the area of neuroscience and epidemiology at Karolinska Insitutet. In 2020, Kelsi…
MS research improves peoples’ quality of life
Guest post by MS Walk ambassador, Darcie opens up about how her neurologist’s foresight saved her quality of life. I like to think that I’m…
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 only getting better: Three ways your donations have helped fund advancements in MS Research
The thing is, Canada has the highest rate of multiple sclerosis in the world, making MS a Canadian problem. It’s why we have…
MS hits close to home
Interview with Kate and Sam I recently sat down with two of our #MSBike ambassadors, who happen to both be affected by multiple…
Dreaming big
Guest post by Sam Grandmaison, MS Bike ambassador The year was 2013 and it was a busy one! I’d just registered for my…
