Empowering people affected by MS to live their best lives

Just as the experience of living with multiple sclerosis is different for every person, every person’s cure may look different. Pathways to Cures is the global plan to stop MS in its tracks, restore lost function and end MS through prevention.

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The Plan To Find MS Cures

A Venn diagram illustrates how research results for each pathway informs the other two.

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Stop Pathway

Stopping MS means no new disease activity and no new symptoms.

Restore Pathway

The Restore pathway focuses on repairing damage and restoring lost abilities.

End Pathway

Ending MS means preventing MS in the first place, so there are no new diagnoses.

Gaining Global Consensus on MS Cures

A map of the United States with some regions in orange, representing locations of endorsing organizations — Sources of Global Support

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What a Cure for MS Means

Faith, a woman who lives with MS, stands with her walker in front of a lake. — Faith, Diagnosed in 1999

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Collaborating To Accelerate Research Progress

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Putting Their Mark on an MS Cure

Kathleen and Jim Skinner — Jim and Kathleen Skinner

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Pathways to Cures

The Plan To Find MS Cures

We’ve Never Been Closer

Gaining Global Consensus on MS Cures

What a Cure for MS Means

Collaborating To Accelerate Research Progress

Putting Their Mark on an MS Cure

Together Is the Only Way Forward

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