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The MS Mega Home Lottery is on sale now! Don't miss out - the last lottery sold out in 2 weeks!
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Latest Bulletin magazine available online now!
Catch up on news, research updates, living well with MS information, and events and seminars available in the latest edition of the Bulletin magazine.
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Hear more from our CEO
Our CEO's latest blog post is now available. In this month's blog post, Marcus reflects on the past year for MSWA, detailing new research projects and our contribution to MS Research Australia.
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Want to find out more about the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme trials will operate in Western Australia from 1 July 2014 for a two year period. Find out more here.
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Multiple sclerosis is the most common degenerative neurological condition diagnosed in young adults, with over 75% of people diagnosed under the age of 40.
Stomach Ulcer bug may protect against MS
A West Australian team has found evidence that the stomach ulcer bacterium, Helicobacter pylori, is associated with a lower risk of multiple sclerosis (MS), bolstering evidence for the role of the ‘hygiene hypothesis’ in autoimmune disorders.
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Young Carer Finalist
Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can be a challenge, but when you have the support of your family and friends, it makes the difference between wanting to fight, and the thought of giving up. For Branka Smiljanic, the support of her 11-year-old-son, Alexander Tanasijevic, is Branka’s reason to fight.
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Members take out Canning Show prize
On 31 October, five very talented MSWA Members were brave enough to put their handiwork up for scrutiny in the 2014 Canning Show. Mosaic tiles, paintings and flower arrangements were among some of the submissions and if they were nervous about how they would fare, the results proved that they didn’t need to be.
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New MS research projects announced
There is good news in the MS research world, as the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has announced new research projects that will receive funding from 2015. Of these research projects, four new MS research projects will benefit from this funding over the next three to five years.
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Without your contribution, and government funding, we couldn’t continue to provide services to thousands of Western Australians with MS.