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A newly published study involving researchers at The University of Adelaide, Monash University and New York University has revealed that difficulty finding words - a common symptom people living with multiple sclerosis experience - is closely linked to cognitive impairment. They also found that this problem was not associated with disability level, disease duration, fatigue or depression. This suggests that assessing word-finding difficulties could help monitor changes in cognition in people living with MS.

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A new study at Northumbria University is investigating how the menstrual cycle impacts symptoms in women living with multiple sclerosis. It is hoped that the findings of this research will provide information that helps better manage symptoms. Recruitment for the study is open to both men and women living with MS in the UK (there is both an online and in-person arm of the study). We highly encourage anyone in our community that may be eliglble to register their interest via the website below.

MS Menstrual Cycle Study | ms-menstrualcycle.co.uk Find out more about the in-person and online MS Menstrual Cycle Studies taking place at Northumbria University. Apply to take part today.

VOTE NOW: When people think of multiple sclerosis research, they often think of new treatments…but rehabilitation research is all about finding better ways to help people with MS move, think, participate in everyday life and improve their quality of life.

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