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• September 4, 2025

  Canadian Neurologist Dr. Kristen Krysko Wins 2025 Rachel Horne Prize for Women’s Research in Multiple Sclerosis

  Kristen Krysko, MD, a neurologist, researcher, and clinician, is the winner of the 2025 Rachel Horne Prize for Women’s Research in MS.

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• August 29, 2025

  National MS Society-Funded Study Points to Potential New Myelin Repair Strategy

  Researchers from Case Western Reserve University discovered that a protein called SOX6 acts like a molecular “brake,” keeping brain cells from maturing into myelin-producing cells. Identifying ways to lower SOX6 levels could have important implications for myelin repair.

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• August 27, 2025

  New Study: Is It Time to Rethink How We Describe Multiple Sclerosis?

  Researchers used artificial intelligence to study medical records from 12,000 people with MS. Their findings suggest that MS is one disease that changes in severity over time, rather than consisting of distinct subtypes.

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• August 15, 2025

  People with MS Twice as Likely to Experience Any Type of Headache, Says New, Small Study

  Investigators in Greece report that 96 people with MS were more than twice as likely to be diagnosed with any type of headache, and with migraine specifically, when compared with 96 people without MS.

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• August 15, 2025

  Registration is Open for the Upcoming ECTRIMS Patient Community Day

  Join Patient Community Day, an online and onsite event hosted by the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS) and supported by the National MS Society.

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• August 13, 2025

  National MS Society-Funded Study Identifies Genetic Marker That Predicts Response to MS Treatment

  In one of the first steps towards personalized medicine for MS, early research identified a genetic marker that predicts response to an MS treatment. This could allow people with MS to get started earlier on effective treatments.

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• August 12, 2025

  New Study: Physician Visits Increase Up to 15 Years Before MS Symptoms Appear

  Physician visits were higher among 2,038 people with MS, compared with 10,182 people without MS, as early as 15 years before the onset of MS symptoms.

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• August 11, 2025

  Research Opportunity: Brain Donations to Advance Multiple Sclerosis Research

  The National Multiple Sclerosis Brain Bank at Columbia University, funded by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, is enrolling individuals interested in donating their brains after death.

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• August 5, 2025

  Researchers Identify Gut Bacteria that May Be Linked to MS Risk

  Research out of the Max Planck Institute in Germany showed that specific types of bacteria living in the human gut may be linked to MS susceptibility.

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• July 30, 2025

  New Study: Do Women with MS Have Less Access to DMTs?

  Researchers report that women were prescribed DMTs significantly less often than men.

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