Multiple Sclerosis

5 Biggest Myths About Multiple Sclerosis

When it comes to multiple sclerosis (MS), there are still a lot of misconceptions surrounding the disease, but not everything you’ve read or ... Read More

Why Disability Strikes People With MS

In the past multiple sclerosis (MS) was thought to primarily affect whites. However, studies have shown a higher incidence of MS in the ... Read More

How your Vision is Affected by Multiple Sclerosis (Q&A)

MS is an autoimmune disease that commonly affects vision. Learn more about how this occurs in MS and how visual problems are addressed and ... Read More

Pregnancy And Multiple Sclerosis? Is It Possible?

Pregnancy and childbirth are two remarkable experiences. Being able to bring life into the world is such a beautiful thing and it’s ... Read More

Can More Time Outdoors Lower the Risk of MS in the Youth?

Children at risk for multiple sclerosis (MS) might find some protection from the disease by spending more time in the sun, a small study ... Read More

Day 1: Just Been Diagnosed with MS

You might not have known much about multiple sclerosis (MS) before your diagnosis but the good news is that it’s not hard to learn about the ... Read More

People Undergoing MS Treatment Can Benefit From COVID Vaccines

New research may be a determining factor for Black multiple sclerosis (MS), who often experience different symptoms than those of other ... Read More

What to Expect From an MS Relapse?

Here on BlackDoctor.org, we have written about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) many times, and hopefully the content we’ve given you all has been ... Read More

Depression Can Be a Killer for People With MS

Depression and multiple sclerosis (MS) tend to travel together, new research finds, and when they do the chances of dying during the next ... Read More

Caffeine and MS: Could Coffee Lower Risk Of Multiple Sclerosis?

People who down several cups of coffee every day may have a decreased risk of developing multiple sclerosis, a new study suggests. READ: 5 ... Read More