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World MS Day updates from across the globe.
Marching for the rights of persons with disabilities in Madrid, Spain EME join the Disability movement to mark the International…
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is usually diagnosed between the ages of 25 and 31, a time when we are starting our…
World MS Day was definitely a global affair in 2012, with 66 countries participating in events as well as hundreds…
In Cuba this year members of FELEM (Spanish MS Society) and MS Cuba met to celebrate the twinning of their…
In Australia World MS Day was a resounding success, with hundreds of people taking part in activities across the whole…
The MS Societies of the Federal and Regional entities of Belgium have each contributed major efforts for World MS Day…
This year the Sri Lankan MS Association has joined forces with the Sri Lanka Medical Association and the Association of…
Swedish Neurological association “Neurologiskt Handikappades Riksforbund” (NHR) launched a new website this year, to coincide with World MS Day. The…
Two new websites were launched by the Belgian MS Societies this year, with the aim of increasing awareness of MS…
The Portuguese MS Society (SPEM) had a busy schedule of events as they promoted world MS Day this year.…
The Malaysian MS Society (MMSS) “Persatuan Multiple Sklerosis Malaysia” held several activities to celebrate World MS Day this year. Celebrations…
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Lebanon (NMSSL) celebrated World MS Day with a gathering of doctors, healthcare specialists and…
On the 26th May FEMA (“Fundacion Esclerosis Multiple Amor “, The Honduran Multiple Sclerosis Foundation) held an event at the…
The Baghdad MS clinic and teaching hospital in Iraq held three lectures on World MS Day 2012. Around 200 people…
The Hungarian MS Society (HMSS) celebrated World MS Day in each of its’ chapters this year, by holding a series…
A series of events took place over Greece throughout May this year to mark World MS Day in the Country.…
On 30 May the AMSEL (Aktion Multiple Sklerose Erkrankter) chapter of the German MS society presented a walk-through model of…