Our ambition is to create a transformational impact for people living with severe neurological conditions and their caregivers by discovering, developing and delivering innovative medicines that change the course of disease progression.

Areas of focus

People with MS, a chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system, experience a wide range of life-limiting symptoms, ranging from problems with vision, movement and sensation to fatigue, pain and issues with memory and thinking. Perhaps worse still is the unpredictability of when these symptoms might get worse. Addressing the biggest challenges for people living with MS means relentless discovery, development and delivery of transformative solutions with the goal of achieving complete disease control.

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The development and subsequent physical and mental decline in people with neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and Alzheimer’s disease have a devastating impact on the lives of those affected and their families. Pursuing innovation is critical to changing the course of these diseases and supporting those living with them and their caregivers.

SMA is a rare, devastating genetic disease that leads to progressive muscle weakness, paralysis, and, when left untreated in its most severe forms, permanent ventilation or death in 90% of children by age 2. It is a leading genetic cause of infant death. All those diagnosed with SMA should be able to benefit from cutting-edge technology, through turning promising transformative medicines into proven treatments.

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My Love Stories

Finding yourself. Pursuing a hobby. Becoming a parent. In a world of unique love stories, Kelly-Ann, Trish, and Elisabeth embarked on a remarkable journey filled with twists and turns, all while navigating the complexities of a multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis. Though their path was challenging, they never gave up.

Multiple sclerosis is a different journey for everyone and so is love. In a world of unique love stories, there are multiple ways for anyone to find love. Because love can’t wait for MS.

For Louisa, it’s multiple ways to know that her sisterhood with her twin sister is stronger than MS.

For Ellen, it’s multiple ways to make a choice.

And for Christine, it’s multiple ways to have courage and be seen.

Events and scientific meetings

 

ACTRIMSAmericas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosishttps://www.actrims.org/
AANAmerican Academy of Neurologyhttps://www.aan.com/
EANEuropean Academy of Neurologyhttps://www.ean.org/
ECTRIMSEuropean Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosishttps://ectrims.eu/