A ketogenic diet may help improve neurological function and fatigue in MS patients, but more research is needed, an analysis found.

People who are genetically prone to having a higher body mass index (BMI) are also more at risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS).

Columnist Ben Hofmeister doesn't like presenting the unedited version of himself to the world — even if, at times, he should.

A meta-analysis of published studies found that MS patients have a lower risk of certain digestive system cancers.

High-dose vitamin D as an add-on treatment for MS provides modest but significant benefits to patients, a meta-analysis ...

Columnist Leigh Anne Nelson once chalked up new neurological symptoms to her MS, but she now realizes that assumption could ...

Scientists discovered a genetic marker that predicts before MS therapy whether glatiramer acetate or interferon is likely to ...

Guest writer Donald Kushner, MD, reflects on the similarities between the main character in a classic film and living with MS.

Donald Kushner, MD, is a retired physician, board certified in internal medicine and hospice and palliative care. He has lived with multiple sclerosis (MS) for more than 20 years and draws on his dual ...