Health Insight
multiple sclerosis (MS)
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The Restorative Power of Neuroplasticity in People with MS
Enabling neuroplasticity in people with MS-related gait deficit — through products like PoNS™ — can help improve their walking ability and quality of life.
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Managing MS
This May, during MS Awareness Month, learn about some of the ways that Canadians living with multiple sclerosis are staying strong and connected.
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Cost-Effective Options Are Changing the Landscape of MS Treatment
MS patients have more treatment options than ever before, but with more options comes more questions — especially about the potential financial burden.
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The MS Society Is Here to Support Canadians with MS
For those living with MS, the COVID-19 pandemic is another uncertainty on top of an already complicated disease. Know that #WeChallengeMS together.
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PoNS Treatment™ Could Help Canadian MS Patients with Chronic Gait Deficit
For Canadians living with MS, new innovations are always in development to improve their lives in practical ways — like PoNS Treatment™.
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Connecting with Others Is Essential for Those Living with MS
Living with multiple sclerosis can be challenging and isolating. Connecting with others for support can make all the difference, and these apps can help.
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Brain Health Is a Priority for All Canadians
The burden of neurological disorders has increased with the aging population, but brain research offers the chance to improve Canadians' quality of life.
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How Charity Lives Her Best Life with MS — No Needles Required
Charity Schedlosky was just 27-years old when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Fortunately, she found hope through oral treatment.