MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION

The Multiple Sclerosis Scientific Research Foundation (MSSRF) is the Foundation of the MS Society of Canada (MSSOC), and was established in 1973 with an initial investment of $1,000. Over the years with financial support primarily from generous donations to the MS Society of Canada, MSSRF has become the largest fund in the world dedicated strictly to MS research. The goal for the Foundation is to support innovative and transformative research in multiple sclerosis beyond the scope of the MS Society of Canada's regular granting program. In particular, the focus is on interdisciplinary research that fosters multi-site collaboration and accelerates fundamental advances in understanding and treating MS. Examples of such research are the MSSRF's recently announced stem cell trial, research into progressive MS, and the ongoing investigation of pediatric MS... MS Canada is incorporated as a single organization. It is structured in three levels: national, regional (divisions) and local..

Also known as: MS Canada, MS Society, MS Society of Canada, MSSRF, Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada

Primary location: Toronto