Some people with multiple sclerosis develop a type of speech problem known as scanning speech. Getting a proper diagnosis and treatment for this complication can help you communicate more effectively.
Motor dysfunction may be an early predictor of cognitive decline for people with multiple sclerosis, per a new study. That’s just one of the reasons why it’s important to keep both your neurologist and your MS on speed-dial.
A small new study shows that when it comes to balance training for MS, some of the traditional approaches may not be as effective as some lesser-known techniques. Learn what they are and get sample movements to try.
Although the symptoms can sometimes feel similar, MS and connective tissue diseases like lupus are, in fact, very different. Here’s what you need to know about the distinctions between these conditions.
