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The MS Nutrition Research Team at Deakin University are looking for people with MS to give their opinions about the future directions of nutrition research. For this study, you will complete a survey asking demographic questions, questions about your diet, rating tasks on what are the main nutrition topics you want future research explore, and how you would like to stay up to date with nutrition research. 

The AMSLS collects real life data from people living with MS. It is a survey-based research study that has been running since 2001. The data collected is used by policy makers and MS medical and support services to create positive change and improve the lives of people with MS. The AMSLS is always accepting new participants. 

Curtin University researchers have developed an online nutrition education program for people with MS and would like to hear from them to further improve the program. The study involves participation in focus groups at various MSWA locations.

PLATYPUS adaptive clinical trial will seek to reverse neurological damage caused by primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS). The first of its kind in Australia, the flexible nature of the multi-arm, multi-stage adaptive design will allow researchers to investigate the potential benefits of several existing medications simultaneously.

If you're interested in participating in MS clinical trials or would like more information on clinical research and trial activity, the MS Australia Clinical Trials Network is a great resource to read the latest on MS related clinical news.