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August 2024 Newsletter

We know how important research is to you, so this month we’re diving into evidence supporting staying active with MS. Plus, celebrate the

August Newsletter Snapshot

Not enough time to read an entire newsletter? Our August newsletter snapshot contains the highlights in a quick, easy to read format.

Could this be caused by MS, too?

People with MS commonly experience symptoms such as fatigue, numbness and tingling, muscle spasms, walking difficulties, bladder and bowel difficulties, vision problems and cognitive

Need a Gladder Bladder?

A recent study found that almost 80 percent of people with MS experience bladder dysfunction. Bladder issues in MS happen when nerve signals to
It's important for me to stay connected with the community of researchers who are looking for answers. I consider it my duty to be part of the discovery process. I am not anonymous; I am not just a number. I am a resilient person who happens to have a chronic disease. The mission of ACP and iConquerMS grew as a response to the needs of people affected by MS that were not being addressed by the traditional paths of research. ACP and iConquerMS allow me the opportunity to drive, shape, and take charge of the research that will have a direct impact on my life, and the lives of others living with this disease.
~ Karen J.Person Living with MS
~ Karen J.

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