Higher levels of cholesterol in people with multiple sclerosis (MS) are associated with cognitive impairment, a study found.

Columnist Susan Payrovi finds that it takes a force of nature — namely, the dark and cold of approaching winter — to fortify ...

Columnist Benjamin Hofmeister is never thankful for having multiple sclerosis. But sometimes he's thankful for a change or two it's brought.

The FDA cleared an extended version of Neurophet AQUA that uses AI for analysis in counting and measuring MS brain lesions on ...

Columnist Desiree Lama, now a graduate student, explains why she never pursued academic accommodations to help her navigate ...

Physical therapy's benefits were seen without brain stimulation, but remained significant months later in those who got brain stimulation.

LPX-TI641, a therapy to promote immune system balance in MS and other autoimmune diseases, was assessed at varying doses in a ...

I would say the number one thing is lifestyle and nutrition. There isn’t necessarily definitive evidence for a specific diet in MS. However, people who are healthier overall tend to do better.