Top 8 MS Research Advances of 2014
Eight top papers showcase scientific progress in multiple sclerosis research in 2014
A new year is a fine reason to gaze back on the accomplishments of...
Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research
Clinical Research
Data Visualization Displays 142 Ongoing MS Clinical Trials
Our latest data visualization allows you to sort the trials 10 different ways, including by phase, by population, by compound, and by sponsor
The image to the right comes from our latest data visualization, illustrating, as best as we can determine...
Clinical Research, Drug Development
Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant in MS: Third Study Reports Positive Results
Researchers in Italy released results from a randomized, controlled, multicenter phase 2 trial of autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Their regimen led to significant reduction in T2-weighted lesions and annualized relapse rate.
The battle of the conditioning regimens rages on as yet another article boasting successful results from...
Clinical Research
Spinal Cord, Retinal Measures Independently Relate to MS Disability
New research found statistically significant correlations between MRI measures of the spinal cord, optical coherence tomography measures of the retina, and clinical disability
Two common categories of multiple sclerosis symptoms, visual and sensorimotor, are associated with lesions in the...
Clinical Research
MS Research Roundup: February 6, 2015
Patient Portal Aims to Fuel Research; MS With Other Chronic Diseases; Push for MS Cure in the News; Relapses as Adverse Events; The Language of Science
Items of interest to multiple sclerosis researchers from around the Web...
Clinical Research, People
New MRI Technique Visualizes Lesion Repair
Using standard MRI techniques coupled with advanced statistics, researchers have demonstrated a potential new way to monitor lesion repair in a proof-of-concept study with a small cohort of highly active RRMS patients
The writing is on the wall: MS patients need more effective treatments. Those treatments will likely be...
Clinical Research
iConquerMS™ Advances Patient-Driven Multiple Sclerosis Research
First-of-its-kind initiative creates network of 20,000 MS patients to accelerate Big Data approach for answering key questions
The Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis today launches iConquerMS™, the nationwide initiative by and for...
Clinical Research, People
MS Research Roundup: February 2, 2015
New Regulatory Gene for Myelin-Making Cells; Biogen + Google Team Up Against MS; Brainsmart Way to Quit Smoking
Items of interest to multiple sclerosis (MS) researchers from around the Web...
Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research
More Encouraging Results From Stem-Cell Transplants
A new study shows good outcomes using a less intense conditioning regimen, suggesting it may be possible to perform successful stem-cell transplants in multiple sclerosis patients with less risk of infection
According to some, 2015 is the year of the future. And that tongue-in-cheek superlative (derived from...
Clinical Research
MS Research Roundup: January 22, 2015
More Stem Cell Transplant Results; Less MS in Women With Ulcer-Causing Bacteria; Supreme Court Extends Wait for Generic Glatiramir Acetate; Research Drives Biotech Boom
Items of interest to multiple sclerosis researchers from around the Web...
Clinical Research, Drug Development
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