With COVID levels peaking again this winter, the potential impact of COVID-19 on health and wellbeing is understandably still a source of concern for people with MS. But a new study offers a glimmer of hope, suggesting the virus may not have as severe an impact on MS as previously feared.
Well-known for its varied and unpredictable symptoms, Multiple Sclerosis is a big challenge for medics, as well as those living with the condition. But artificial intelligence is fast emerging as a promising ally in the fight against MS. We look at recent advances in AI research for MS, and its potential for diagnosis, monitoring and treatment.
As the winter chill settles in, people living with MS may face challenges associated with cold weather. It’s more common for heat to exacerbate MS symptoms, but the cold can also have a significant impact. Because MS affects everyone differently, maintaining comfort and wellbeing through the winter can be a delicate balancing act requiring personalised solutions.
Fatigue is one of the most common and debilitating symptoms of MS. So we’re delighted to announce a new grant for the FACETS digital toolkit, a mobile phone app for helping people with MS to manage their fatigue.
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