Posts Categorized: MS News

What the brain’s wiring looks like

Source: BBC The world’s most detailed scan of the brain’s internal wiring has been produced by scientists at Cardiff University. The MRI machine reveals the fibres which carry all the brain’s thought processes. It’s been done in Cardiff, Nottingham, Cambridge and Stockport, as well as London England and London Ontario. Doctors hope it will help… Read more »

Multiple sclerosis study reveals possible trigger

Source Israel21c Israeli scientists discover an abnormality in neurons’ protective membrane may enable the immune system to launch a mistaken attack. Researchers have long speculated that MS is triggered by the body’s own immune system unleashing an uncontrolled attack on myelin sheaths that protect nerve cells (neurons).   A study published by Israeli scientists in the Journal of… Read more »

Talk of a cure is premature

Source MS Trust A headline in the Daily Mirror makes claims for an experimental treatment that are not yet backed up by research. Read moreabout Talk of a cure is premature

Accessible Holiday Cottage

“Welcome to our Cheese Room Cottage – our self-catering cottage has been designed mainly with the disabled visitor in mind but is available to any visitor wishing to explore the delights of the North Shropshire countryside. Read moreabout Accessible Holiday Cottage

Disability Driving Instructors

We are an independent, not for profit Community Interest Company (CIC) set up in partnership with the Forum of Mobility Centres. Read moreabout Disability Driving Instructors

16,500 plus people sent a message to party leaders demanding they protect disability benefits.

Source MS Society 16,500 plus people sent a message to party leaders demanding they protect disability benefits. We’re part of the Disability Benefits Consortium (DBC), a network of more than 80 disability charities and organisations. And today we came together with our communities to deliver an open letter to party leaders, urging them to make… Read more »

Cognition and cognitive symptoms

Source MS Trust Do you struggle to find the right word at times? Or do you perhaps go into your kitchen to fetch something and don’t remember what you were meant to get? Read more about Cognition and cognitive symptoms