TABLE OF CONTENTS Multiple Sclerosis Special Issue, Winter 2021

Multiple Sclerosis Special Issue, Winter 2021

How Multiple Sclerosis Affects Black People

Once thought to be a White person's disease, multiple sclerosis also impacts Black people—and their experience differs. These experts explain why.

From the Editor

The multiple sclerosis community is working to reduce bias, raise awareness, and increase diversity and inclusion.

The multiple sclerosis community is working to reduce bias, raise awareness, and increase diversity and inclusion.

How to Fight Fatigue

Fatigue is a common symptom of multiple sclerosis. Here's why, and how to handle it.

Alexandra Levin Got an MS Diagnosis—Then Started Mountain Climbing

Levin, 36, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 13 years ago. Since then, she's climbed some of the world's highest mountains.

Back in the Saddle

After a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, the author feared she'd never ride horses again. A therapeutic riding program helped change that.

Disability Doesn't Deter These Skydivers