Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex and often unpredictable neurologic disease that affects every person differently, impacting physical function, cognition, emotional well-being, and quality of life for patients and families alike. Although important advances in imaging, immunology, and therapeutics have improved our ability to diagnose and treat MS, many unanswered questions remain about how to prevent disease progression, restore neurologic function, and ultimately cure the disease.
At the Weill Cornell Medicine Multiple Sclerosis Center, our mission is to improve the lives of people living with MS through compassionate, patient-centered care and innovative scientific discovery. We are committed to delivering comprehensive care that addresses the full spectrum of physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges faced by individuals and families affected by MS, while advancing research aimed at developing more effective therapies and regenerative strategies for the future.
By bringing together experts across neurology, imaging, immunology, genetics, and rehabilitation, we seek to translate scientific discoveries into meaningful clinical advances that improve outcomes and quality of life for patients today and for future generations.
Your support is critical to advancing both patient care and research for individuals living with MS. Philanthropic contributions help accelerate efforts to develop more precise diagnostic tools, identify biomarkers of disease activity and progression, improve rehabilitation strategies, and discover new treatments aimed at protecting and repairing the nervous system.
Your generosity strengthens our mission to provide compassionate, multidisciplinary care while advancing groundbreaking translational and clinical research. Support from donors helps expand access to specialized clinical services, patient education programs, rehabilitation resources, and innovative research studies focused on improving outcomes for people living with MS.
Your tax-deductible gift to Weill Cornell Medicine may support a specific MS research or patient care initiative, or it may be made as an unrestricted contribution to advance our broader efforts in neurologic care, education, and scientific discovery.
Gifts may also be made in honor or memory of someone special. Upon receipt of your contribution, we will send a notification to the individual(s) you designate.