Comorbidities and Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a complex neurological condition, but it’s rarely the only health issue a person faces. In our recent GP Voice article, we highlight the critical role primary care plays in identifying and managing comorbidities that can significantly affect MS progression, diagnosis, and overall quality of life. From depression and vascular disease to cognitive […]
Recognising an MS Relapse
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a long-term, progressive neurological disease. The cornerstone of any long-term condition is optimal and proactive management. Ongoing monitoring for treatment efficacy and signs of progression is important to minimise long-term disability in MS. In an ideal world, all patients with MS would be closely monitored by specialist MS healthcare providers and […]
Time Matters in MS Diagnosis for Brain Health
Progressive neurological illness characterised by episodic deterioration has been observed and documented since the late 1300s. In the mid-19th century, multiple sclerosis (MS) was described as an identifiable entity based on its pathology (Murray, 2009). Since then, the process of diagnosing MS has evolved with a greater understanding of the pathology and advances in diagnostic […]