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The MS Trust is dedicated to making life better for people living with multiple sclerosis by providing free information to everyone affected by MS and by supporting the health professionals who work with multiple sclerosis read more...

The MS Trust is in contact with over 40,000 people affected by multiple sclerosis; that's people with MS, their families, friends and the health care professionals who help manage multiple sclerosis. The MS Trust books and publications covers MS and diagnosis, Symptoms, Drugs and other treatments, Living with MS, Family and relationships. The MS Trust quarterly newsletter Open Door is sent out to over 20,000 people affected by multiple sclerosis, providing the latest updates on MS research, treatments and personal perspectives on living with multiple sclerosis. The MS Trust also provides a personalised enquiry service answering people's questions about their MS by phone, email, letter or online and all of the MS Trust's information is provided free of charge.

The MS Trust is committed to supporting and developing multiple sclerosis specialist services in the UK to ensure that everyone affected by MS receives the best care possible. Health professionals become involved with the MS Trust through our professional development programmes and publications; every new multiple sclerosis nurse in the UK attends a week-long induction course the Development Module in Clinical multiple sclerosis run by the MS Trust and our Way Ahead newsletter for healthcare professionals goes out to nearly 5,000 health professionals.

The MS Trust provides and funds information that is tailored to what people want to know, education for health professionals about what people with multiple sclerosis need, research into better management of MS and support for anyone affected by MS.

Featured articles

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  Travel and holidays

  As we enter the holiday season, an article in Open Door looks at topics such as insurance, travelling and accessible accommodation

  

  Staying Active - Cycling

  The Staying Active pages are packed with ideas and links for activities. Read people's own accounts of cycling and handcycling

  

  Optic neuritis

  Optic neuritis is a common eye symptom in multiple sclerosis, with an attack potentially disrupting sight and causing pain. Find out more in the A to Z of MS

  

  My Garden - plan an event in your garden

  This summer we are asking our supporters to hold a tea party in their garden to raise money. Get your free fundraising guide and start planning now for your own My Garden event!

  Find out more...

  • Travel and Holidays
  • Cycling
  • Optic neuritis
  • My Garden for MS

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  Falls

  A resource that looks at what can increase the risk of falling and tips and suggestions for reducing the dangers.

  Read online or order now

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  Latest MS research

  The MS Trust runs a weekly search for interesting and relevant research articles relating to multiple sclerosis using Medline, a specialised search engine for medical journals.

  • This week's highlighted research
  • More from Research

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  MS Trust Annual Conference

  Register now to attend the flagship event for nurses and allied health professionals working with people with MS.

  When: 03 – 05 November 2013
  Where: Chesford Grange, Kenilworth

  • Find out more and book online now

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  Overseas Treks

  Book now for the trip of a lifetime in 2014! Trek in one of these great locations and raise funds for the MS Trust.

  • Iceland Trek - July 2014
  • China Trek - Sept 2014
  • Kilimanjaro Trek - Oct 2014

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