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Updates from around the world about what’s happening this World MS Day.
MS Australia launches the Connections Hub MS Australia is putting self-care and wellbeing with MS in the spotlight this World…
Chiara from Italy shares her MS Connections story. Find out how Chiara stays connected. Lost for words I felt alone…
The MS Society of India is creating stunning ‘Mandalas’ in celebration of World MS Day. Self-care and healthy living is…
Watch the 2020 campaign video and discover how it was made. The MS Connections campaign challenges social barriers that can…
The ‘I connect, we connect’ animation launches next week! The campaign video features five stories on MS, loneliness and connection…
The theme for World MS Day 2020-2022 is connections and the campaign will be called MS Connections. The campaign is…
World MS Day 2019 was fantastic. We put MS in the spotlight and spoke loud and clear about the unseen…
The ‘What I want you to know about MS’ graphic is an important feature of this year’s campaign toolkit.
People across the world have been sharing their ‘My Invisible MS’ stories. Watch these personal interviews to get a deeper…
Since 2009, you have helped us bring the world together for people with MS. Help us end MS across the…
This World MS Day, MS organisations have around the world have risen to the challenge of shining a spotlight on…
The global MSIF movement has gone full steam ahead in using the #MyInvisibleMS toolkit, adapting the materials and sharing them…
We asked people from around the world to tell us about their invisible symptoms. In this video Giulia, Diego, Michela,…
World MS Day 2019 will take place on 30th May. The 2019 campaign will be called ‘My Invisible MS’ (#MyInvisibleMS)…
Tell us what you thought of World MS Day 2018 by filling in our Evaluation Survey and help shape the…
Discover the highlights from World MS Day 2018: Bringing Us Closer.
MS registries put people living with MS at the heart of their own treatment and at the centre of MS…
Exploring the vital role of brain banks across the globe in progressing research into MS and other neurological diseases.
