Cognitive impairment is one of the most common hidden symptoms of MS 🤔🌫️ but there are things you can do to keep your brain working at it’s best and mitigate the symptoms.
Check out our 'Ways to keep your brain active' blog by Sarah here ➡️ https://t.co/5k11eFCGU6
If you are newly diagnosed with MS and experiencing relapses, you may be considering treatment with a disease modifying drug.
This short guide explores the range of drugs available that can decrease the number and severity of relapses.
https://t.co/9m6jvpXTLY
BREAKING NEWS | Siponimod, a new treatment for secondary progressive MS, has been approved for use on NHS Scotland.
It's the first oral treatment to be made available on the NHS in Scotland for secondary progressive MS.
"My experience of using cannabis as an alternative to using prescribed drugs to aid my MS symptoms."
Check out Paul's guest blog here 👉 https://t.co/LKf1DEDhrU
Patients might not have a similar professional background as HCPs, but nobody knows more about the MS bodies/symptoms/struggles than the #MSpatient! And no one else can fully understand! So who’s really the expert on #YourMS?
Just heard someone refer to Patients & Carers as not being experts. Apparently if you're a scientist, physician, pharmacist or work in pharma, you're an expert. But if you're a patient or caregiver you're a "non-expert." Really??? At the very least we are experts in
Misunderstanding of MS is common, often family members, friends & others who we love just don't get it 😕🤷♀️
But how can we expect them to get it when we don't talk about MS?
Sidecar is a film exploring the pressures of advanced MS. Watch ➡️ https://t.co/h1MaD1iU3I
VOTE for us to win ➡️ https://t.co/0oRTLDf6cn
We're so happy to see our 'Animated Symptoms' series has been nominated by
@Webfestberlin 🤗 The series shows real stories & experiences told by people living with symptoms of #MultipleSclerosis.
Studies are beginning to show that, in rare cases, people with severe COVID-19 may develop the serious nervous system disorder known as Guillain-Barre syndrome. What to know: https://t.co/8bJsDk3lks
Did you miss the ’You Have MS: Why every word counts’ webinar 👨🏫💻last Wednesday on the impact of communication🗣 between people with #MS and their HCPs?
The recording is now available here: https://t.co/9MAjiMPY74
#EMSP2020 @MS21Century
Sitting with the great Steering Committee of @MS21Century online together in our spring conference. We all #stayathome but it is great to see the people online and move #ms21 forward! #ms
It is with great sadness that we decided to postpone the EMSP conference to the end of November 2020.
This decision was required to protect our community from exposing themselves to any risk during the current COVID-19 outbreak.
For more info👉 https://t.co/XmEoitbL9z
“Coronavirus & MS”
I have compiled a list of reliable sources of info & links so PwMS can make informed decisions regarding treatment & actions. Includes @MSTrust @mssocietyuk @BartsMSBlog @AaronBosterMD @MSUK6 https://t.co/ZtQ3GJoVoX
We’ve been talking to lots of people in our community about MS and #COVID19.
We answered some of the questions that crop up the most: https://t.co/ynfPf5xoAa #ukcoronavirus#coronavirus
We're regularly reviewing and updating our information, so keep checking in with us.
Happy International Women's Day! Today we're celebrating all the amazing women in the #MS community!
Who are the inspirational women in your life? Reply below, we'd love to hear from you!
#HappyWomensDay2020#InternationalWomensDay#IWD2020
Help @MS21Century to understand your perspective on the influence of families and carers on decision-making and appointment satisfaction of people affected by #MS#MS21
📝 Share your experiences by taking 2 minutes and filling their survey: https://t.co/T2Nj8iMd6z