EMSP Statement
EMSP’s Executive Committee would like to inform you that after almost 20 years of fruitful and successful collaboration, Christoph Thalheim will be leaving his position at the European Multiple Sclerosis Platform, effective as of... read more
Last updated: 23 June 2020
COVID-19 is a new illness that can affect your lungs, airways and organs. It is caused by a novel coronavirus that was first detected in people in China in December 2019 and has since spread to other parts of the... read more
Just like our American friends and colleagues, we were appalled to see the wanton violence and disregard that led to the killing of George Floyd on the 25th May 2020 in Minneapolis, USA. People in Europe are joining the movement for justice as it... read more
The European Brain Council (EBC) currently has a number of ongoing activities, with a few centred around Multiple Sclerosis, including the recently launched... read more
Guest author: Paul Van Asch, MSc, PT – President of Move to Sport vzw (Belgium)
During the COVID-19 pandemic thousands of people with MS remained without rehabilitation and physiotherapy sessions. This can have negative effects on their... read more
The world is going through a challenging period ever since the Coronavirus outbreak dominated our daily routine. The healthcare crisis itself, as well as the quarantine effect, have a significant impact on our lives, on our physical condition and... read more
The European Multiple Sclerosis Platform joined forces to support EURORDIS and other partners of the HTx project that envisions a new generation of healthcare decision-making. The main aim of HTx is to create a framework for the Next Generation... read more
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This year EMSP in collaboration with Shift MS organised the 2nd volume of the MS Sessions!
A festival aiming to bring together young MSers from all over Europe. More than 170 newly diagnosed young MSers gathered up in the beautiful... read more
From the 27th to the 29th of September, EMSP organised an advocacy training workshop in Luxembourg, for the Young People’s Network members. The workshop aimed to help young MSers develop the skills and acquire the knowledge to effectively run... read more
A ‘to-go-to’ meeting for patients, healthcare professionals, industry, patients’ organisations, policy decision-makers and key opinion leaders in the field of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). This year was a special edition for EMSP, since the... read more
In October we shared the first part of the most important learnings from ECTRIMS 2019. Having such a wide variety of topics discussed this year, we could not squeeze all the research news into one blog piece.
This did not hold us back though.... read more
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
We are excited to announce the new changes to our governing Executive Committee. After 4 years of successful collaboration, Georgina Carr – former Head of Campaigns and External Relations of the UK MS Society – decided to embark on a new journey... read more
On 3 December, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the European Brain Council (EBC) and the Health Policy Partnership (HPP) launched the RETHINKING MS policy narrative report. This report calls for change in MS care and support... read more
What does 2 euro represent for you? A cup of coffee? Your daily newspaper? A quick drink after work? For many of us, 2 euro is just a small amount you might pay as part of your daily ritual. But for some people, 2 euro can make a big difference.... read more
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Just like our American friends and colleagues, we were appalled to see the wanton violence and disregard that led to the killing of George... read more
