Accelerated Cure Project for MS is proud to be a supporting partner of ECTRIMS Patient Community Day 2026, a free global event bringing the latest MS research directly to the people it matters to most.

Held alongside MSToronto2026, the world’s largest MS research meeting, Patient Community Day gives people affected by MS an opportunity to hear about new discoveries, emerging treatments and advances in care — explained in clear, practical terms.

What to expect

Hear directly from leading researchers, healthcare professionals and people with lived experience as they unpack some of the most important research presented at MSToronto2026.

The program includes:

• The latest MS research and clinical updates — and what they could mean for people affected by MS

• Expert panel discussions exploring emerging research, treatments and care

• Perspectives from people with lived experience on what the latest advances mean in everyday life

• Opportunities to ask questions directly to leading experts

• A bonus hour of live Q&A for online participants

Can’t attend live? Register anyway to be notified when replays are available on demand.

Join from anywhere

Patient Community Day is free and open to the global community.

In person: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Canada
Online: Join from wherever you are, with live translation available in more than 50 languages.
Register here: https://www.ectrimspatientcommunity.eu/registration

Friday, October 23 | 3–6 p.m. EDT
Bonus online Q&A: 6:05–7 p.m. EDT

Why ACP is supporting Patient Community Day

At ACP, we believe the people most affected by MS should have a meaningful role in moving research forward. Patient Community Day reflects that belief by bringing the MS community together with researchers and clinicians to explore the latest science, exchange perspectives and consider where research goes next.

That same partnership is at the heart of iConquerMS, ACP’s research network built with and around the MS community. People affected by MS help set research priorities, shape how studies are designed and conducted, contribute their experiences and data, participate in studies, and help ensure findings reach the communities they are meant to serve.

We’re proud to support an event that puts the MS community where it belongs: at the center of research.

Not part of the iConquerMS community yet? Join thousands of people affected by MS who are helping shape and advance MS research.