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Mr. Oscar Monkey is a nonprofit organization, founded by Emily Blosberg, that supports children and their families on their journey with MS. Emily graciously navigated the challenges of MS as a teen and is now helping others walking a similar path. Her mission is to connect children and teens with MS from across the world. … Read more
5 people making a difference doing what they enjoy Do you love supporting ACP and the work we do to accelerate MS research for better treatments, quality of life, and a cure? Increase your impact through a micro-fundraiser! The process is easy, just ask Patrick Curley! The ACP team will translate your story of why … Read more
Start the New Year right by resolving to break those unhealthy habits. Some can be challenging and require perseverance, but you may find the benefits are well worth it! Stop smoking (or don’t start!) – Smoking, even second-hand smoke, increases the risk of developing MS and also speeds up the rate of disease progression. The … Read more
MS in children and teenagers is uncommon. Only 3 to 5 percent of people with MS are diagnosed before the age of 16. Is it different than adult MS? Children almost always have relapsing remitting MS (RRMS). They tend to have multiple symptoms when they are diagnosed. Children have more frequent flares during the first … Read more
The cost of MS disease modifying therapies (DMTs) is rising at an alarming rate. Even with insurance, many people with MS have substantial out of pocket costs for their medications that strain both their budgets and nerves. In some cases, the cost is prohibitive. Thankfully, there are a number of resources that can help. Need … Read more
Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do at ACP. According toCollaboration is at the heart of everything we do at ACP. According to CEO, Sara Loud, “There is a tremendous need for collaboration in order to accelerate MS research toward better ways to diagnose, treat, and eventually cure the disease… None of our … Read more