Scientists have long known that the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), a very common virus best known for causing mono, is strongly linked to multiple sclerosis. Now, new research from Sweden offers…
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Researchers are continuing to explore new treatment options for multiple sclerosis, especially for progressive forms of the disease where effective therapies remain limited. One promising area of research involves BTK…
Recent changes to federal tax law may affect how your charitable gifts are treated starting in the 2026 tax year. Understanding these updates can help you make informed decisions and…
Congress as of yet has failed to extend the enhanced premium tax credits (EPTCs) that help many people afford health insurance. As a result, Colorado families are already facing average…
The deadline for Colorado’s healthcare Open Enrollment Period is coming up on January 15, 2026. It’s important to check that your health insurance plan still covers everything you need, as…
We covered a lot of topics this year with our MS Education programming. If you missed anything, don’t worry—you can find it all on our YouTube channel. YouTube.com/@TheMSCenter has all…
As the federal shutdown enters its sixth week, more than 600,000 Coloradans and 42 million people nationwide are at risk of losing the SNAP (food assistance) benefits they rely on each month. The…
The FDA has extended its review of tolebrutinib, Sanofi’s investigational BTK inhibitor, with a new decision date of Dec. 28, 2025. Sanofi is seeking approval for tolebrutinib to treat non-relapsing…
Big Changes in How Multiple Sclerosis Is Diagnosed: What the New 2024 McDonald Criteria Mean for You
For people living with multiple sclerosis, early and accurate diagnosis is critical. It helps patients begin treatment sooner, manage symptoms more effectively, and improve long-term outcomes. On September 17th, The…
Over the past several years, Coloradans living with chronic health conditions—including MS—have spoken up about barriers to care. Thanks to that advocacy, new state laws now protect patients in Colorado-regulated…
