To keep our Customers, supporters and the broader community informed about what we do, MSWA publishes a range of newsletters.
The Bulletin
Our quarterly magazine for people living with MS.
Vitality
A monthly e-newsletter covering the latest articles of research, medical advancements and general wellbeing for people living with MS.
The Bulletin
Winter 2019
Research roundup | We know neuro | The circle of life | Healing power of music
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Autumn 2019
NDIS update | 2019 camps | Health education and peer support groups | Fundraising news
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Summer 2018
Health economic impact of MS | Accurate navigation of the NDIS | Your grief fingerprint | International travel in a wheel chair
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Spring 2018
Young dad's journey with MS | Update on MSWA Facilities | Employment and MS | Treendale Respite
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Vitality
August 2019
Read about the development of a breath test which may be used to detect MS, the link between viral infection, age and MS symptoms and what happens when nerve fibres are damaged.
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July 2019
Read about the secret agents in some MS treatments, local MSWA-funded research into the link between unprocessed red meat and reduced risk of MS, how living with MS as a child is linked to greater cognitive impairment in adulthood and learn about B-cell Depletion Therapy.
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June 2019
Read about the first disease-modifying treatment licensed and available for children with MS, latest research on brain matter, as well as how following a ketogenic diet can improve fatigue and depression.
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May 2019
Read about the latest research that’s working towards better understanding, and ultimately treating and solving progressive MS.
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April 2019
Read about the latest research on brain plasticity, treating MS in pregnancy, gut bacteria and MS, modifying therapies and taking treatments in a new direction.
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March 2019
Read about the latest evidence on diet and progression of MS, a guide for newly diagnosed, advice on Glatiramer Acetate treatment.
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February 2019
Read about the recent trials of MS treatments which have shown encouraging results as well as recent findings about a link between a widely used herbicide and MS.
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