Ringing the Bells – Small Victories with MS

Posted on February 4, 2019 by MSAA

By Kelsey Lawrence

The other day I was sitting, reading on my phone in one of the comfy recliners at my local infusion center while my intravenous drugs dripped steadily in to my IV port. The piercing sound of a bell broke through the relative silence and soft murmurs of the room. A man had received his last chemo treatment for his cancer. Applause broke out in the room, we were all so happy for him. He had reached the finish line of his disease.

But, this got me thinking. I will never, unless something drastic Continue reading →

Highlights from the 2014 American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting

Posted on June 4, 2014 by MSAA

Please read MSAA’s article summarizing highlights from the American Academy of Neurology’s (AAN’s) 66^th Annual Meeting, which was held in Philadelphia and concluded in early May. Neurologists from around the world attended this exciting conference, where the latest findings in MS research and treatments were presented.

Topics highlighted in this article include:

Updates on approved treatments for MS
Study results on experimental treatments
Medications under investigation for progressive forms of MS
Pregnancy information for individuals taking disease-modifying therapies
and much more!

Read the full article on highlights from this year’s American Academy of Neurology’s (AAN’s) 66^th Annual Meeting

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