Multiple Sclerosis

Australians fighting progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) are travelling to Russia for life-changing stem cell transplant treatment

Australians fighting progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) are travelling to Russia for life-changing stem cell transplant treatment

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that causes nerve damage preventing messages from the brain to reach different parts of the body. The condition is progressive and MS patients in Australia have of late been exploring treatment options elsewhere to address their condition. The reason is […]

The impact of living with multiple sclerosis (MS): Quality of life and impact on the family

The impact of living with multiple sclerosis (MS): Quality of life and impact on the family

The Impact on the individual Living with multiple sclerosis not only imposes financial strain on the patients and their families but also impacts the quality of life of all those involved. People with multiple sclerosis are constantly in need of assistance with daily living tasks […]

The Out of Pocket Costs For Australians with MS (Multiple Sclerosis)

The Out of Pocket Costs For Australians with MS (Multiple Sclerosis)

Understanding MS Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Australia affects over 23,700 according to 2012 statistics from MS Australia. Each year the incidences of MS in Australia grows at about 4 per cent, where three out of every four people diagnosed are women. Living with Multiple Sclerosis […]

Fundraising For Multiple Sclerosis

Fundraising For Multiple Sclerosis

When a family member or friend falls ill, it is only natural that you want to contribute the best way possible. Fundraising for an Australian with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a common practice for many Australian families. The reason is because the average cost of […]

Cost of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Australia

Cost of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Australia

Multiple Sclerosis otherwise referred to as MS, has been described as a progressive, chronic disease of the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord). MS is most common in young to middle aged persons, where average onset is 20 to 40 years old. In 2010, […]