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The Latest Breaking News from the MS Society

Scott Mills sacked latest: BBC apologises for failing to investigate claims against Radio 2 DJ last year

Journalist told corporation bosses of concerns but received no response

The Independent UK

Doctors believe they are ‘on the brink of a new class of treatments’ for MS

The MS Society said trial results are exciting and could represent a turning point in the way MS is treated.

Evening Standard

‘I waited 10 months for a routine hospital appointment - then ended up in A&E’

Pippa Dungey, 25 year old from London, was left ‘dragging’ around her right leg after waiting almost a year for an NHS appointment

The Independent UK

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Fish and chip shop owner to take on one of world's highest mountains for charity

THE owner of an award-winning fish and chip shop in Aberdeenshire is aiming to climb one of the world’s highest mountains after being inspired by…

The National (Scotland)

Daughter’s school sports day led to man’s heartbreaking incurable diagnosis

The 44-year-old hopes to travel to Mexico in May for intense chemotherapy treatment after a defeat at his daughter’s sports day raised alarm

The Independent UK

Man completes 300 press-ups every day for a year in memory of mother who had MS

Alex Welford raised more than his initial target of £10,000 for the MS Society.

Evening Standard

Multiple sclerosis stem cell treatment breakthrough could stop disease in its tracks, study finds

Researchers have said new stem cell treatment could be used to slow damage to the brain in MS patients

The Independent UK

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Immune system therapy used for blood cancers could treat common form of MS, study finds

Researchers said the therapy ‘could benefit a greater number of MS patients’

The Independent UK

8 multiple sclerosis red flags including bowel and bladder issues

Thousands of people across the UK are living with multiple sclerosis (MS), which is a lifelong condition affecting the brain and nerves that is caused by inflammation in parts of the brain or spinal cord

Nottingham Post

Eight red flag signs of multiple sclerosis including bowel and bladder problems

There are a number of symptoms of MS to look out for, from vision problems to fatigue and pain - here is more information

Chronicle Live

Eight early symptoms of multiple sclerosis including one you might spot on the loo

Multiple sclerosis, also known as MS, can cause a wide range of potential red flags, including bowel and bladder problems and struggling with balance and muscle pain

Daily Mirror

Multiple sclerosis early signs including vision problems and tiredness

Multiple sclerosis has a wide range of potential symptoms, including problems with vision, arm or leg movement, sensation or balance

Nottingham Post

Multiple sclerosis symptoms and early signs including vision problems

It's a lifelong condition that can sometimes cause serious disability

Liverpool Echo

Multiple sclerosis red flag symptoms from vision issues to bladder problems

The condition is lifelong with suffers experiencing a range of warning signs that can appear years before an official diagnosis.

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Daily Mirror

Multiple sclerosis: Early signs and symptoms to watch for - from serious fatigue to vision problems

The lifelong neurological condition MS can cause a wide range of potential red flags, including bowel and bladder problems and struggling with balance and muscle pain.

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