National MS Society

ALT The graphic features Alejandra outdoors, dressed in a light top, with a calm expression. The background is a blurred landscape of green foliage. Text overlay reads "Alejandra's Take," with "Alejandra Diagnosed in 2015" beside the person. "MS Takes" is prominently displayed on the orange border.

ALT Alejandra is flanked by two others, one on each side. They are outdoors in a green space. The text on the image reads: "That is the hardest part — not knowing your future or not knowing how MS can affect your family.” Another section reads: "The average wait time for a person living with MS to see a neurologist is 54 days." The MS society logo is in the top right corner. The background is orange with text on the left stating, "MS Takes From the Future.

ALT An orange-textured background with a quote about MS (Multiple Sclerosis) awareness. The quote discusses the unpredictability of who might get diagnosed with MS and emphasizes it can happen to anyone. "You Give Back" is written at the bottom. The MS Society logo is in the top right corner.

ALT A graphic titled "A New Way Nerve Cells Protect Themselves in MS." It describes research on retinal nerve cells finding a protein called complement factor H (CFH) that helps nerve cells withstand inflammation linked to MS. An illustration of an eye highlights affected nerve cells. Text explains that more CFH results in more resilient nerve cells, whereas less CFH leads to more nerve cell loss. The discovery could lead to new therapies to help the nervous system protect itself from MS damage. MS Society logo in the top right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for the American Brain Coalition's Voices for the Brain podcast featuring experts from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. It features three individuals: Leslie Ritter, Samantha Strickland, and Scott Crawford.

ALT A colorful announcement for "Patient Community Day 2026" set for 23 October, 15:00-18:00 EDT. The event will be available online and in-person in Toronto, with sessions in English and over 50 languages. Logos for ECTRIMS and MSToronto2026 are displayed. The phrase "1 week to go" is prominently featured.

ALT The Empire State Building is illuminated in blue and orange lights against a dark sky. A quote reads: "We are here because, together, we have the power to change what comes next." — Tim Coetzee, National MS Society President and CEO. The MS Society logo is in the top left corner.

ALT The image shows a large venue with a stage featuring a speaker at a podium. A screen displays "Grand Total: $12M" alongside logos of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. An arch and dramatic lighting enhance the setting. Text reads: "The Campaign to End MS is a bold initiative to accelerate progress towards a future free of MS." The MS Society logo is visible in the bottom corner.

ALT Two people are engaged in conversation at an event, with others in the background. A presentation screen displays the letters "B-R-E-A-K" and part of a slogan. The MS Society logo is visible in the lower left corner. Text reads: "Bringing scientists, clinicians, donors and partners together with the MS community.

ALT A dimly lit scene with a small candle on the right, creating a warm ambiance. There are coasters with the MS Society logo, featuring text emphasizing the importance of curing MS. Flowers are partially visible.

ALT A black and white image with a pattern of virus-like shapes in the background. In the foreground, "Can immune activity predict MS relapse risk?" is written in bold white and orange text. The MS Society log appears in orange in the top left corner.

ALT A graphic titled "Filling Your Cup After Diagnosis" features an orange cup with text inside. The text includes: "Plan ahead," "Ask questions," "Find your care team," "Know your options," "Find your people," and "Take care of yourself." The MS Society logo is at the bottom left.

ALT A decorative frame on a wall displays a poster for "The Campaign to End MS Gala" by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The frame is surrounded by a vibrant flower arrangement. Text below reads, "The question is no longer if we can end MS — but rather how quickly." The MS Society logo is visible.

ALT A hand holding up a paddle with "National Multiple Sclerosis Society" and "Oculis" printed on it. In the background, there is a blurred view of an audience seated in a venue with sparkling lights.

ALT A person is speaking at a podium on a stage, with a large screen above displaying their image. They appear to be engaged in an enthusiastic presentation. Another individual stands nearby. The backdrop is a sparkling, glittery curtain, and there is a logo with "MS" in the bottom right corner.

ALT Two people stand at a podium with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society logo. The background is sparkly, and one person is wearing a suit with a tie, while the other is wearing a rust-colored outfit.

ALT A person stands at a podium giving a presentation. The screen behind them displays "The Campaign to End MS" with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society logo. A quote attributed to Dr. Tim Coetzee, President & CEO, is visible.

ALT A panel discussion featuring three individuals seated on chairs. The person in the center holds a microphone. The backdrop includes text and a logo with "MS" in the bottom corner. Two people on either side are engaged in the conversation.

ALT A person stands at a podium speaking into a microphone.

ALT The image shows three individuals seated on stage in a panel discussion format. They are facing an audience and engaging in conversation. Behind them, a slogan on the wall reads "ENDING MS IS WITHIN REACH." The backdrop is dark, and they have microphones for speaking.

ALT Orange and white poster with the text "3.1 million people live with MS worldwide" and an "MS" logo at the top right.

ALT Poster for Fall Prevention Month. It features two individuals. One person, labeled "Adam, Diagnosed 2019," is smiling and sitting outdoors. The other person, labeled "Mayteé, Diagnosed 2015," is indoors reading a book. Both are using mobility devices. The MS Society logo is at the bottom.