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The Science of MS

  • The Science of MS
    • Introducing brain atrophy
    • The impact of brain atrophy
    • Brain reserve in MS
    • Boosting brain health
    • How to read a scientific article

The Science of MS

This section is perfect if you’re keen to understand more about multiple sclerosis (MS), as we delve deeper into the science of MS and take a more detailed look at how MS affects the brain. Here we also provide you with a background to the MS research and treatment approval process. Explore the content below.

Introducing brain atrophy.

Understand why the brain loses tissue in MS and how it can be managed.

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The impact of brain atrophy.

Brain atrophy is associated with a range of different problems in MS, including physical disability.

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Brain reserve in MS.

Explore how the brain’s backup – or neurological reserve – works.

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Boosting brain health.

Tips for keeping your brain healthy and active.

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How to read a scientific article.

Discover the ins and outs of scientific papers and learn about new developments in MS.

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