At Indago Research and Health Center, we stand in solidarity with millions around the world on World Multiple Sclerosis Day, observed every May 30th. This global movement brings together the MS community to raise awareness, foster connection, and inspire action for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) a chronic, often disabling disease of the central nervous system.
Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
MS is an autoimmune condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the protective covering of nerves, disrupting communication between the brain and the body. Symptoms can vary widely, from fatigue and difficulty walking to cognitive changes and vision problems. While there is currently no cure, significant advances in research and treatment have greatly improved the quality of life for those affected.
This Year’s Theme: “My MS Diagnosis”
The 2024–2025 World MS Day theme, “My MS Diagnosis,” highlights the importance of early and accurate diagnosis. Many people with MS face long delays, misdiagnoses, and emotional uncertainty while searching for answers. This campaign sheds light on the barriers to diagnosis and amplifies the voices of those who have gone through this journey.
At Indago, we recognize how crucial timely diagnosis is for clinical care, research participation, and emotional well-being. Our research team is dedicated to contributing to clinical trials that aim to improve diagnostic tools and develop more effective therapies for MS.
Our Commitment at Indago
Indago Research is proud to be part of the scientific community working to advance neurological research. Through collaboration with sponsors, physicians, and participants, we support studies focused on neurodegenerative and autoimmune diseases, including MS. We are committed to:
Providing access to cutting-edge clinical trials for those seeking new treatment options
Advocating for patient education and support
Promoting community awareness and inclusion
How You Can Support
Learn and share: Educate yourself and others about MS to help reduce stigma and misinformation.
Connect: Reach out to those affected and offer support—whether it’s listening, sharing resources, or simply being present.
Participate in research: Consider joining a clinical trial or supporting MS research through fundraising or advocacy.
Together, We Make a Difference
World MS Day is more than a date, it’s a call to action. At Indago, we reaffirm our commitment to empowering patients, supporting families, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible through research. By raising awareness, driving innovation, and fostering empathy, we can move closer to a world without MS.
