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Multiple Sclerosis Physician Resources
This resource provides internet links that may be of interest to your patients diagnosed
with multiple sclerosis. Many of these links will provide invaluable information to your
patients and will help them understand their diagnosis, cope with symptoms and treatments,
and improve their quality of life.
To use this resource in your clinical practice, please review the material below and select the
individual links that you believe will be useful for each of your patients.
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/multiple_sclerosis/multiple_sclerosis.htm
This site through the National Institute of Health offers an informative yet simple overview of MS, focusing on symptoms and treatment options. There is also contact information for many of the different organizations in the US that focus on MS.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/multiple-sclerosis/home/ovc-20131882
The Mayo Clinic offers brief information on symptoms and treatment, both medical and self-care.
http://www.empr.com/search/MS+Fact+Sheet/
This site goes through the basic MS informational overview, and then focuses more on the treatments and
types of drugs used to help disease symptoms.
http://www.mscare.org/?page=patient_resources
This site offers a number of patient resource kits for anyone diagnosed with MS, including kits for journaling
and speaking with your provider regarding possible therapies.
http://www.progressivemsalliance.org/progressive-ms/
This site offers patient information throughout multiple countries. Patients can contact any number of the
alliance numbers for further information in their country. Resources online include diagnosis, treatment,
challenges, and facts/figures.
http://www.ms-society.ie/home
This site is provided to patients in Ireland and has informative sections on what to do upon being diagnosed,
how to live with MS, caring for someone with MS, how to find and speak with healthcare professionals, as
well as ways to take action locally.
http://patients.aan.com/disorders/?event=view&disorder_id=998
While this site does offer some overview information, it mainly focuses on current research and treatments,
including clinical trials and animal research. From this site you can also access videos discussing research
and trends in MS.
http://www.acceleratedcure.org/
This site is dedicated to the ongoing research activities focused on finding a cure for MS.
http://www.esclerosismultiple.com/
A non-profit organization that aims to improve the life of patients with MS in Spain, through providing
information on the disease in regards to diagnosis, symptoms and treatments and the latest news on MS.
https://www.dmsg.de
The German Multiple Sclerosis Society offers resources to medical professionals, as well as MS patients and
their families seeking self-help, advice, and support. This site is only available in German.
http://www.uptodate.com/contents/multiple-sclerosis-in-adults-the-basics
This is a one-page overview of living with MS and has an illustration of what MS “looks like” in the body.
www.esclerosismultiple.org
This website offers information in Spanish for patients newly diagnosed or living with MS, related to frequent
symptoms, diagnostic procedures and current therapies.
It also displays a section with restricted access for physicians, containing educational medical resources,
online courses and a forum for discussion.
https://www.msaustralia.org.au/support-and-services/online-resources/ms-publications/info-sheets
Based in Australia, this site focuses on life with MS. It offers recommendations on diet, exercise, MS in the
workplace, pregnancy with MS, community support, and resources for caretakers.
https://www.patientslikeme.com/conditions/1-multiple-sclerosis
This is a forum-based site for MS patients. One must join (free) to access the forums and join in community
discussions.
http://www.mscando.org/
This site is dedicated to patient empowerment programs. You will find ways to get involved in community
outreach, educational and fundraising events, videos, patient stories, and other useful resources.
http://www.my-ms.org/symptoms_movement_disorders.htm
This site offers patients detailed information on lesser-discussed topics of living with MS, such as Cause and
Effect, Immunology, Health Insurance, and Legal Questions.
http://www.ms-coalition.org/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=41
A collaborative listing of independent MS Networks. The site offers education and advocacy information for
patients and loved ones through links to partner sites.
http://www.msif.org/living-with-ms/
MS International Federation. A UK-based site that has a large section of patient information regarding being
diagnosed and living with MS. There are expansive sections on treatments, family, staying healthy, and how
to handle relationships after being diagnosed. Patients will also find information on current research and
clinical trials.
https://shift.ms/
A social network for people with MS, run by people with MS. Serves as a worldwide social media site for
anyone with MS, and friends and family of those living with MS.
http://www.emsp.org/
A European advocacy site with information on current projects, news, resources, and how to get involved in
policy. There is also a blog and media center.
http://efna.net/
A site dedicated to patient-centered neurology groups. There are newsletters, annual reports, toolkits, and
projects related to all types of neurological disorders including MS.
http://multiple-sclerosis-research.blogspot.com/
The aim of this blog is to update patients on The London Neuroimmunology Group’s latest research in MS.
The purpose of their work is to improve our knowledge and understanding of MS with the goal of improving
the lives of people living with this disease.
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/What-is-MS
One of the best patient-centered resources for information on MS. This site encompasses all topics from
symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, research, and wellness/living with MS. There are questions to
talk to your physician about, patient experience stories, as well as ways to get involved in the MS community.
Includes a link to a PDF Fact Sheet for patients.
http://mymsaa.org/ms-information/overview/
This is a comprehensive site for patients whether newly-diagnosed, or living with MS. There is information
on the history of MS, symptoms, treatment, types of disease, tests, etc. Here patients can also access an
educational library of research articles and videos, or find out how to volunteer and fundraise.
http://www.apsfa.org/msinfo.htm
The APS Foundation of America has a section on their site with basic MS information because MS and APS are
often mistaken for one another. The site links you to MS organizations and resources.
http://www.kompetenznetz-multiplesklerose.de/en/for-patients
A German site with detailed information on MS, including symptoms, treatment, clinical trials, and additional
ongoing research.
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/multiple-sclerosis/Pages/Introduction.aspx
A British site with detailed information on MS, including symptoms, treatment, clinical trials, and additional
ongoing research.
https://www.mssociety.org.uk/
Similar to the other MS Society websites, this is a comprehensive site for patients whether newly-diagnosed,
or living with MS, who are located in the UK. There is information on the history of MS, symptoms, treatment,
types of disease, tests, etc. Here patients can also access an educational library of research articles and videos,
or find out how to volunteer and fundraise.
https://mssociety.ca/about-ms
This is a Canadian site for patients whether newly-diagnosed, or living with MS. There is information on the
history of MS, symptoms, treatment, types of disease, tests, etc. Here patients can also access an educational
library of research articles and fact sheets, or find out how to volunteer and fundraise.
http://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/multiple-sclerosis/
The National Organization for Rare Disorders page offers detailed information on MS, including symptoms,
treatment, clinical trials, and additional ongoing research.
https://www.mstrust.org.uk/
This site encompasses all topics from symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, research, and wellness/
living with MS. There are questions to talk to your physician about, patient experience stories, as well as ways to
get involved in the MS community. You can also access patient videos and research publications.
http://www.msif.org/about-us/advocacy/principles-to-promote-quality-of-life/
A UK-based site that has developed principles for physicians and government agencies to follow in developing
programs and treatment plans for patients who have been diagnosed with MS. The principles are provided in
a variety of languages, including Arabic, Chinese, German, French, and Spanish. The aim is to promote and
prolong quality of life amongst patients.
http://www.mstranslate.com.au/
A physician-centered site providing current trends in research, treatments, collaboration, lifestyle, and
online forums and social media discussing MS.
https://www.ean.org/
The EAN pages offer research and publications on a number of different neurology topics, including MS.
The site is aimed at physicians as opposed to patients, and provides information on grants, fellowships,
study programs, and CME.
http://www.ectrims.eu/
The site for the world’s largest professional organization dedicated to the understanding and treatment of
multiple sclerosis. Offers physicians information on international meetings, conferences, research trials,
fellowships, and publications.
This resource provides internet links that may be of interest to your patients diagnosed with multiple schlerosis. Many of these links will provide invaluable information to your patients and will help them understand their diagnosis, cope with symptoms and treatments, and improve their quality of life.
This resource is supported by an educational grant from Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany.
This resource provides internet links that may be of interest to your patients diagnosed with multiple schlerosis. Many of these links will provide invaluable information to your patients and will help them understand their diagnosis, cope with symptoms and treatments, and improve their quality of life.
This resource is supported by an educational grant from Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany.
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