Pain is complex: Let’s talk about it
The relationship between pain and Multiple Sclerosis Everyone has experienced pain at least once in their life, whether trying to remove a hot meal from …
CircaMS
MS Hear From The Experts
Register here for the MS Hear From The Experts presented by MS Canada: https://mscanada.ca/ms-hear-from-the-experts-webinars This informative webinar is designed to empower people affected by multiple …
What is multiple sclerosis? Understanding how MS affects the nervous system
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a lifelong condition that affects the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord (Ghasemi et al., 2017). In people …
World MS Day
Every five minutes, someone, somewhere in the world, is diagnosed with MS. The #MyMSDiagnosis campaign advocates for early and accurate diagnosis for everyone living with …
May is MS awareness month!
May is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness month! Canadians have one of the highest rates of MS in the world and, on average, 12 Canadians are diagnosed …
The CircaMS study is now available in Canada and United States!
Welcome to the CircaMS study! CircaMS was built by an interdisciplinary group of researchers and clinicians based in Kingston, Ontario. Our study aims to better …
May is MS Awareness month!
May is Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month. Today, I share this digital carnation to #TakeActionForMS and show my support for all Canadians affected by …
Understanding the role of circadian rhythms in chronic metabolic diseases
The connections between circadian rhythmicity and health outcomes are abundant and are being studied around the world. It is evident that the body’s internal circadian …
Understanding Baseline Questionnaires: What to Expect and Why They Matter
As you know, MS is a chronic and highly variable disease that often leads to difficulty with daily activities and challenges to quality of life. …
Our Body’s Daily Rhythm: How Circadian Clocks Work
Have you ever noticed how your energy levels ebb and flow throughout the day, seemingly on cue? That’s your circadian rhythm: the internal clock that …