Why Participate in MS Research? What You Should Know
February 18, 2026
Participating in research is one of the most meaningful ways patients can help advance care—not only for themselves, but for the entire MS community. Research studies, including clinical trials, help us better understand MS, improve diagnostic tools, and develop safer and more effective treatments. Many of the therapies and imaging techniques used in routine care today exist because patients before you chose to participate in research. By taking part, you help shape the future of MS care while...
Relapsing and Progressive Multiple Sclerosis - Clinical Characteristics and Disease Mechanisms
January 15, 2026
Multiple Sclerosis is an inflammatory and degenerative disease of the central nervous system which includes the brain, spinal cord and also the optic nerves.Clinical CharacteristicsThe most common form of multiple sclerosis is the relapsing remitting form ( RRMS) which is characterized by episodes of acute worsening symptoms with recovery and periods of remission in between. About 85% of patients are diagnosed with this form of multiple sclerosis. The typical patient is diagnosed in their 20s...
Weill Cornell Medicine and Sarcoidosis
January 15, 2026
My journey began in December 2023, when I first noticed a rash appearing on my face. Living in Minneapolis at the time, I visited a local dermatologist. She reassured me that it was nothing to worry about: “Sarcoidosis tends to resolve on its own.” Relieved by her confidence, I chose to follow her advice. Months passed, and rather than fading, the rash worsened. By the end of the year, I sought a second opinion. This time, the dermatologist prescribed an antibiotic and a topical cream, which...
