Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the central nerve system, leading to so-called attacks which can result in muscle pains or, worst case, paralysis.

Cases can vary a good deal from one patient to the other, including the level of disability resulting from the disease. Some people can lead close to normal lives while others suffer very badly.

What kind of disease is multiple sclerosis, who suffer from is and why? How much do we really know about this disease and what are the prospects in terms of treatment and cure?

Keynote speakers on multiple sclerosis take a closer look at the disease as well as the many questions.