Webcasts

Professors Robert Fox and Ruth Ann Marrie, International Progressive MS Alliance researchers and neurologists, share what is being learned about progressive MS and the launch of important, new research initiatives that will fuel the development of breakthrough treatments for progressive MS. 
There is an urgent need for new, effective treatments for people with progressive MS. Learn how the Progressive MS Alliance is driving three research priorities to meet that urgent need.

First broadcast Thursday 21st April, 2022

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Fatigue is one of the most common, troubling symptoms experienced by people with progressive MS. For many people, it is the symptom that affects them most.
Learn about the latest advances in treatment and research in fatigue during this global webcast. An international panel of MS experts answer questions submitted by people affected by MS from throughout the world. From ways to manage or reduce fatigue to research seeking the cause and developing new treatments, this webcast will provide information to help improve quality of life and keep you informed.

First broadcast Tuesday 9th November, 2021

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Learn about the latest advances in progressive MS research and treatment during this global webcast.
An international panel of MS experts answer questions submitted by people affected by MS from throughout the world. From symptom management and well-being to the development of treatments that can slow progression and rebuild myelin, this webcast provides information to help improve quality of life and keep you informed.

First broadcast Thursday 24th June, 2021

A first-of-its-kind global research network funded by the International Progressive MS Alliance is aimed at developing new, effective treatments for progressive MS.

Join Professor Francisco Quintana from Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital and colleagues as they discuss how a team of researchers from multiple countries are working together to create breakthroughs to improve the lives of people with progressive MS in this global webcast.

First broadcast Thursday 4th March, 2021

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