Canada has the world's highest rate of MS, yet it remains a mystery to many. Here's what you need to know about it and why it's known as Canada's disease.

The best way to understand MS is by hearing from the patients themselves. Here are three Canadians at different stages of MS sharing their experiences.

Multiple sclerosis has been around for centuries, but we've only just begun to understand the disease and how to treat it.

While women are more likely to be diagnosed with MS in Canada, experts say men often have a harder time dealing with their symptoms.

Depression and anxiety are twice as likely to occur in people with MS. But it's a correlation the medical community has only recently begun to examine.