Overcoming MS ‘Living Well With MS’ webinar
Some of you may be familiar with the Overcoming MS program devised by Australian Professor George Jelinek post his MS diagnosis over 20 years ago. It is an evidence based set of protocols showing that lifestyle choices such as the food you eat, the supplements you take, the exercise [...]
July webinar on the outrageous benefits of exercise
In July MS Auckland invited Gilly to present the latest findings on how powerful exercise is in managing MS symptoms, in slowing progression down and in enjoying a better quality of life. She explains why you may find it hard to start exercising in spite of knowing how beneficial [...]
aHSCT for MS in New Zealand
New Zealand has successfully treated it's first Multiple Sclerosis aHSCT patient, watch the MS Society of New Zealand's webinar to hear from a panel of experts and the patient himself. You will hear about David's experience going through the process and how he is faring months post treatment, as [...]
Free online course on Understanding Multiple Sclerosis!
The Menzies Institute for Medical Research (University of Tasmania) run a free 6 week online course called 'Understanding Multiple Sclerosis' aimed at any member of the public with an interest in Multiple Sclerosis, whether living with it, supporting someone who has it, all members of the medical fraternity or [...]
Managing your MS symptoms when things heat up – Webinar for MS New Zealand Research Trust.
The effect of heat on Multiple Sclerosis (MS) symptoms is real. Physiologically, the nerve conduction speed can slow down which can exacerbate a whole range of symptoms. This varies between individuals. However, the good news is that research has shown a range of techniques that can help manage this [...]
Looking After Our Bodies: Inside and Out WEBINAR for New Zealand MS Research Trust
Although living with and being diagnosed with MS is a awful thing to happen to anyone, the glimmer of good news is that the research world in MS is progressing at an impressive rate. Though we may still be a very long way off from finding a cure for MS [...]
