By EMSP Young People’s Network member & guest author: Daniel Lafferty
Daniel’s life changed forever when he got diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) at age 15, but he learned how to build the momentum of change himself. Another aspiring... read more
ECTRIMS brings newest MS research to Stockholm
The 35th ECTRIMS (European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis) Congress is just around the corner.
From 11 to 13 September 2019, ECTRIMS, the world's largest annual... read more
Oceans of Hope sailed around the world with a crew of people living with MS and in August 2019 their summer expedition ended in Edinburgh hosting several well-known stakeholders from the field of multiple sclerosis (MS). Scotland has one of the... read more
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
Technology has dramatically changed everyone's lives, people affected by MS included. We create a vast amount of data every day, much of which remains untapped and unanalysed. The key question is how we can unlock the potential of technology and... read more
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
In early June, the Polish MS Society has officially launched a new Multiple Sclerosis Map. This interactive digital tool helps people with MS to find MS centers and hospitals offering reimbursed MS treatment across the country. The implementation of... read more
A lot of people with MS have jobs but working with MS can be difficult. Your energy levels vary, you might have a hard time remaining employed, you might lack workplace mental health support, your colleagues do not understand you, and you must fight... read more
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
There are more than 10,000 people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) in Greece.
At the one-day MS Patient in the Greek Reality conference on the 6th April 2019, Ms. Moira Tzitzika (Vice-President of the Hellenic Federation of People with MS)... read more
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
The first ever European Congress on patient involvement
We are pleased to announce that registration for the first patient community-driven Congress is officially open. This unique event will take place from 12 to 14 November 2019 at the Crowne... read more
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
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
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
As of 21 May – with World MS Day on the horizon – people in Flanders (Belgium) were encouraged to participate in a special digital campaign organised by the... read more
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