There are many clinical trials going on looking to develop new multiple sclerosis treatments. Trials are done to look in to safety and effectiveness. Find out more about MS trials and see if you could get involved.
FXMS 23/09/18MedDay Pharmaceuticals is developing high-dose pharmaceutical biotin for treatment of progressive forms of MS. Currently in phase III development, there is an ongoing clinical trial in Europe and the US named SPI2. Some articles I’ve read argue that this treatment can stop progression and has…
Stumbler 12/09/18If you are Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS), between 20 and 65 with an EDSS of between 4.0 and 6.5, then this trial may be for you. Details here :- https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ion/research/centres/queen-square-multiple-sclerosis-centre/ms-clinical-trials/ms-stat2-trial
eflores0227 06/09/18I am Estefania Flores. I was diagnosed in 2011, the day after my 18th birthday but never had a relapse till 2014. I missed so much school my senior year of high school, I had to do my senior project on MS because I didn’t have time to put anything together other than that. A girl in my class aske…
doubleo7HUD 29/07/18Ey up MSdebators This ones not for the faint hearted if your easyly offended or have a weak stomach please leave now 😂 This story started as a date in the diary but a month ago, Saturday 28th of July, what a lovely treat for the family, a wonderful day out at the seaside. I’m quite certain it…
andrew4612 07/07/18Apologies for the sarcasm in the topic title, yesterday I read that public enemy number one AKA N.i.c.e had provisionally scuppered the go ahead for ocrevus to be funded as a NHS approved treatment. The only drug that showed any potential improvement to people living with ppms, yet only a couple o…
Charity Number: 1117194 (England and Wales)
Registered company: 06000961
© 2018 Shift.ms
