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I’m not letting MS stop me from starting an outdoor backyard garden of my own

I have written about how much I enjoyed helping my grandma tend to her garden as a child, in the years before I was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis. She instilled in me a great love for plants and for being outdoors. But with multiple sclerosis (MS)…

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AAN 2026: GA Depot may help stabilize disability in RMS and PPMS

Mapi Pharma’s long-acting formulation of glatiramer acetate, GA Depot, may help stabilize disability scores over time in people with both relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis (MS) and primary progressive MS (PPMS). That’s according to new analyses of data from an…

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AAN 2026: Top-tier MS drugs out of reach for many on Medicaid

Medicaid coverage of highly effective disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) for multiple sclerosis (MS) varies across the U.S., with some states offering no access at all, a study reported. The research suggests that where a person lives could influence whether they receive high-efficacy therapies, which are known to better control…

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New method confirms positive clinical trial results for MS drug Tecfidera

A new method called target trial emulation (TTE) used real-world data to successfully replicate the findings of a previous clinical trial of Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate) involving people with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS), according to a study report. The approach also generated new evidence showing that Tecfidera outperformed glatiramer…

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AAN 2026: AI-powered MS blood test sees growing use in real-world care

Real-world use of Octave Bioscience’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered blood test for classifying multiple sclerosis (MS) activity has increased substantially in the few years since its commercial U.S. launch. In clinical practice, the multiple sclerosis disease activity (MSDA) test has mainly been used for routine monitoring, with additional uses…

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Featured ColumnLike laundry, living with MS requires ongoing maintenance

Just as laundry requires constant upkeep, the daily maintenance involved in living with MS never really ends, says columnist Ahna Crum.

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    My husband’s MS diagnosis changed everything — and nothing

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    The ins, outs, ups, and downs of choosing an MS-accessible minivan

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    A springtime downpour brings back memories of my biggest supporter

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    MS caregiving is an emotional roller coaster I didn’t anticipate

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    MS can change your identity, but what about your personality?

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