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MS Society
MS Trust
IOMSN		International Organization of MS Nurses
Compass		COMPASS is a journal which provides a forum for nurses who provide care for people with  MS in different countries to learn from each other, share ideas and exchange information.
Therapists in MS
MND Association
Primary Care Neurology Society
Association of British Neurologists
British National Formulary		Did you know that you can access the British National Formulary online?  The BNF provides UK healthcare professionals with authoritative and practical information on the selection and clinical use of medicines in a clear, concise and accessible manner.  To register go to the BNF's website.
Royal College of Nursing
WorkLife		The information and support you need to remain in or return to work, as well as information for health professionals, managers and employers.
MS Specialist Nurse Service in Greater Manchester
Department of Health
Association of Chartered Physiotherapists Interested in Neurology
RCN R&D Co-ordinating Centre - Research
European MS Platform
MS Active Source
MS Decisions
MS Linx
MS Resource Centre
Multiple Sclerosis International Federation
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Shift MS		Shift.ms is a social network for people with MS. We believe that MS doesn't mean giving up on your ambitions. The community supports MSers to live as they want to live, with a bit of extra understanding and some help every now and then. Shift.ms gives MSers the confidence to take control of MS from an early stage. As a community they can help each other through the tough days and feel less isolated.
Institute of Neuropalliative Rehabilitation
UK MS Tissue Bank