Now What? A Beginner's Guide to MS
Your Complete Guide to Maintaining (and Maximizing) Brain Health with Multiple Sclerosis

Discovering MS
She was totally fine—until the day she wasn’t. In her new book, Uncomfortably Numb, author Meredith O’Brien recounts her path to receiving a multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

What I Wish I’d Known: Patient to Patient Advice About MS
Veteran MS patients share their invaluable knowledge on treatment plans, finding a community, handling flares and so much more.

Why Did I Get MS?
A multiple sclerosis diagnosis can come as a total shock—and leave you wondering whether you did anything to cause it.

Your Top RRMS Questions, Answered
One million people in the U.S. have multiple sclerosis, but there is still confusion over the disease. We clear things up.

Your Partner Was Just Diagnosed With MS, Now What?
Hearing that your love has multiple sclerosis is scary. We've got tips on how to help your partner (and yourself) through.

What It's Like to Have an MRI Test for MS
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) — a specific technique used in radiology to create very detailed images of internal parts of the body — is an important tool in the diagnosis and monitoring of multiple sclerosis (MS). Once diagnosed, people with MS w...

10 Totally Doable Ways to Boost Your Brain Health With MS
Simple, everyday strategies can make a huge difference in how multiple sclerosis affects your brain and cognitive function.

9 Proven Ways Exercise Can Help Manage MS
Staying active can start a positive-feedback loop: Fewer symptoms of multiple sclerosis mean more opportunity to do all the things you love to do.