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February 5, 2026/Brain & Nervous System

7 Types of Home Modifications To Consider When You’re Diagnosed With SPMS

Options for your changing mobility range from small swaps to major renovations

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January 22, 2026/Brain & Nervous System

How To Manage Memory Issues When You Have nrSPMS

To help preserve your cognitive function, try to keep your brain active, manage fatigue and learn new organizational skills to conserve energy

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December 8, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

How To Tell Others About Your SPMS Diagnosis

Practice conversations ahead of time, explain what your diagnosis means and be specific about how others can support you

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October 10, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

What Women Living With Multiple Sclerosis Need To Know

MS symptoms often feel worse before your period starts, and the condition may progress in menopause

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September 22, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

11 Self-Care Tips for Living With Multiple Sclerosis

Building a support system, adapting activities you love and following a healthy diet can all help manage symptoms and changes

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September 15, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

Don’t Ignore These Possible Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis

Painful vision loss, facial paralysis, limb weakness and persistent dizziness all indicate you should see a healthcare provider immediately

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How To Follow a Healthy MS Diet

A variety of healthy foods can help reduce inflammation and keep other conditions at bay

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What It Means When You Have an MS Flare-Up

Some ‘flare-ups’ are temporary and expected, others can signal a need to change therapies

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What You Need To Know About MS and Vaccines

Most routine vaccines are safe for people living with multiple sclerosis — but be sure to talk with your care team about your needs

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