Links to MS-related sites

[greaterexp]

Rather than posting numerous links to other sites, here are links to websites you may find helpful. If you see what you like, you may subscribe to them yourselves. Thanks to erash for finding those more obscure sites with information and sharing them here. These links are not endorsed by me or HU.

multiplesclerosisnewstoday....

multiplesclerosis.net/

positivelivingwithms.com/

healthline.com/health/multi...

ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Sup...

multiple-sclerosis-research...

msfocus.org/

I hope you sign up for any you find helpful.

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador]

Awesome post to highlight various resources/web sites specific to 'ms'. Thank you, greaterexp

[greaterexp]

Some are the kind one may subscribe to and get regular updates from, but others may simply be bookmarked. We could post a really exhaustive list, but rather than overwhelm us, it's just good to know there are so many sites devoted to MS patients!

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador]

Thank you greaterexp ☺️🌞😂🤗💕

J🌌

[CalfeeChick CommunityAmbassador]

Thanks for the great post. Nice to have them all in 1 post! 😊💕😍🤗😉💖🧡

[greaterexp in reply to CalfeeChick]

We could go on ad nauseum, but that would be nauseating, and who needs more symptoms?

[Frances_B]

Here's another much less known site. The "front man" for this site was previously an MS researcher. He and his brother also have a Facebook page where they often post videos explaining recent research etc. there's some interesting and good stuff in their archives. It's intriguing to see how research has gone over the years (e.g. the rise and fall of CCSVI - first many people thought it was going to be THE answer, and now it is totally debunked).

mstranslate.com.au/

[greaterexp in reply to Frances_B]

Thank you so much for posting this!

[lbenmaor]

Thanks for the links.

Leslie

[kdali]

Great post, ty!

[MS_Indestructible]

thanks for the post

[eharoot]

thanks for all the links and discussion