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National MS Society: Patient Management, Care and Rehabilitation Research Grants

The Society supports research projects dealing with psychosocial issues, management of symptoms, care and rehabilitation, bioengineering and other topics related to improving the quality of life for people with multiple sclerosis. The emphasis of proposals in these areas should be the development of new techniques or principles, rather than minor improvements of existing techniques.

National MS Society: Collaborative MS Research Centers

As part of its overarching goals of stopping MS progression, restoring function, and ending MS forever, the National MS Society offers special funding for Collaborative MS Research Centers to help stimulate collaboration and interaction in MS research among independent investigators, strengthen the ties between basic and clinical research, and stimulate recruitment of researchers from other fields into MS research. This will serve to leverage already available research support.

National MS Society: Pilot Research Grants

The Society funds high-risk pilot grants to quickly test novel ideas. Funding is provided for one year to test innovative, cutting-edge ideas or untested methods, and to gather sufficient preliminary data to apply for longer-term funding. We welcome applications for studies related to multiple sclerosis that may serve to advance our mission of stopping MS progression, restoring function and improving quality of life, and preventing MS.

New iPad App Tracks MS Patient Course

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Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have developed a new tool that allows clinicians to track an individual’s disease course over time and compare it to a core data set of other MS patients. The tool is currently in beta-testing at UCSF.
Pierre-Antoine Gourraud, Ph.D., of the University of California, San Francisco, and I huddled around his iPad and...
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