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10 things you need to know about the EU Elections if you voted for health
At the European Elections in 2019 (24-26 May) you might have opted for politicians or political parties who are active on health issues, who will be able to fight in the European Parliament for more health in Europe and help us move forward our... read more
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Highlights of the #EMSP2019: A young MSer’s Perspective
By our Young People’s Network member & guest author: Amandeep Donna Nahal (UK MS Society) The Wait is Over May 9th, 2019 and I arrived in beautiful Vilnius, Lithuania for EMSP’s Annual Conference 2019. This year’s theme was Digital... read more
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Accessibility & perfect summer break? No longer fantasy
Are you longing for an accessible holiday this summer? Now we have good news for you!... read more
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YPN Series: Helen’s story from Hampshire, UK
By EMSP YPN member & guest author: Helen Chandler (Hampshire, UK MS Society) Last month EMSP’s Young People’s Representative, Patrik Puljić shared with us how he’s been doing as a member of our Executive Committee for the last nine... read more
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MS Nurse Pro Launch event in France
Continuous training for specialised multiple sclerosis nurses available now for French caretakers We announce with great joy that on April 16th 2019, the MS Nurse PROfessional accredited e-learning training curriculum was officially launched in... read more
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YPN Series: Patrik’s story from Croatia
By EMSP Executive Committee member & guest author: Patrik Puljić (Croatian MS Society) Patrik Puljić from Croatia was elected as the young people’s representative to the EMSP Executive Committee during the Annual General Meeting in 2018... read more
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Joint effort for equitable access to employment
The Brain, Mind & Pain MEP Interest Group, hosted by MEP Jeroen Leaners, held its last meeting during this parliamentary mandate on 6 March 2019 in the European Parliament. The event explored the impact of Brain, Mind and Pain disorders on... read more
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EU collaboration in health for better access: Taking stock and looking to the future
The Patient Access Partnership (PACT) gathered a wide range of stakeholders at the MEP Interest Group on Access to Healthcare (20 February 2019) in the European Parliament. As well as three European Commission Directorate-Generals, MEP Lieve... read more
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EMSP 2019 Roundtable Discussion & Networking Dinner
On the 25 February, at Hotel Crowne Plaza, in Brussels, Belgium we took a fresh approach to the EMSP Annual Networking Dinner. At an exclusive round-table meeting attendees from industry and our organization enjoyed extensive, meaningful... read more
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Innovative Drug Delivery Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis
The N2B-Patch is a project funded by the European Union, which brings together universities, research institutes, SMEs, industry and patients organisations to explore the possibility to have treatments (in MS) that bypass the Blood Brain Barrier... read more
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World MS Day 2019
“MS is the same for everyone”. This and other myths about MS are busted as part of the World MS Day 2019 campaign. On the 30th May, #MyInvisibleMS campaign is raising awareness of the invisible symptoms of MS and the unseen impact they have on... read more
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Less than three weeks until the EU Elections: Vote for health!
"Democracy is not just the right to vote, it is the right to live with dignity" Use your vote in the upcoming local & EU Elections! There is power in the MS community. Everyday MS allies support one another, work to improve the lives of people... read more
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MS Nurse PRO launch event in Greece
The Hellenic Federation of People with MS, in partnership with the Greek MS Society (GMSS), have translated six modules of the MS Nurse Professional accredited e-learning training curriculum. MS Nurse Professional is a European-focused, training for... read more
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EU Health Summit
Ahead of the Summit the 28 partner organisations including the European Multiple Sclerosis Platform (EMSP) have put together recommendations for a shared vision for the future of health in Europe. Our main objective was to call upon the next... read more
