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People with MS report an average of 13.7 symptoms, yet only half are satisfied with how they are managed: EMSP’s IMSS study, published in the Multiple Sclerosis Journal
Led by the European Multiple Sclerosis Platform (EMSP), the study explores the experiences of people living with multiple sclerosis (MS)…
PEOF 2026: Building the Future of Patient Engagement
By EMSP Community Coordinator, Anna Revilla From 2–4 June 2026, I had the opportunity to attend the Patient Engagement Open…
Building a Stronger Community – An interview with Anita Szántai, President of the Hungarian Foundation for People with Multiple Sclerosis
The Hungarian MS Society – MSMBA became a member of the EMSP in April 2026. In this interview, with their…
Call for Abstracts: EMSP Annual Conference 2026 (NOW CLOSED)
(NOW CLOSED) The European Multiple Sclerosis Platform invites you to submit an abstract for the EMSP Annual Conference 2026: “From…
Defining the Best Patient Group for IMMUTOL’s New Cell Therapy: MS Patients Speak Out
On 25 November 2025, European Multiple Sclerosis Platform (EMSP) organised a consultation between the Multiple Sclerosis Community Advisory Board (MSCAB),…
Building Careers, Breaking Barriers: The YPN 2025 Meet-Up in the Netherlands
Animated conversation filled the conference room in Soesterberg, Netherlands, where twenty young people from across Europe gathered for the YPN…
How Brain Imaging and Motion Sensors Are Unlocking Potential For Personalised MS Rehabilitation
For many people living with multiple sclerosis, walking becomes increasingly difficult over prolonged periods due to a phenomenon called “walking…
