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Managing migraines when you have MS

Learn about the connection between migraines, headaches, and multiple sclerosis.

Can meditation help you cope with MS?

How this ancient practice may help you cope with the many demands of living with multiple sclerosis.

Why does relapsing-remitting MS progress?

Answers about disease progression, diagnosis and treatment for progressive MS.

4 ways to work out when you have multiple sclerosis

These four types of MS exercises may help boost your strength, mobility, mood and more.

7 strategies for living with multiple sclerosis

Living with MS can be a challenge, but there are a number of things you can do to make it easier.

Why diet makes a difference when you have MS

How diet can help you improve energy levels and how to make changes to your diet safely.

The multiple types of multiple sclerosis

Learn about the different patterns of MS.

Sharing your multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis

Here’s what to consider when disclosing your MS to friends, loved ones, children, and employers.

Multiple sclerosis and the risk of depression

Learn how to untangle the overlapping symptoms of multiple sclerosis and depression.

Getting your MS under control

Neurologist Vincent Macaluso, MD, shares ways you can take control of your MS to best fit your lifestyle.

What can I expect if I have just been diagnosed with MS?

Many people who are newly diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis can expect a long life without disability.

The role of lesions in multiple sclerosis (MS)

Vincent Macaluso, MD, explains the role of lesions in MS and how they can range in severity.

5 ways to reduce relapse with RRMS

RRMS is the most common form of MS and is characterized by attacks, or relapses, of new and worsening neurological symptoms.

Pain from Multiple Sclerosis? Here's how to get relief

More than half of people with MS report significant pain.

Get a good night's sleep with Multiple Sclerosis

Find relief from common MS symptoms—and finally rest easy.