When your brain is injured or damaged, it has a natural ability to adapt and continue functioning. If you’re living with multiple sclerosis (MS), this ability, called “neurological reserve,” ... Read more

Today there is evidence that some healthy lifestyle choices may actually reduce multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms for people living with the disease. What’s the connection? It turns out that ... Read more

The brain is made up of two types of tissue: grey matter and white matter. For many years, research in multiple sclerosis (MS) focused primarily on white matter, which ... Read more