Brain Imaging to Track Multiple Sclerosis Changes Over Time

This is a long-term observation study that uses MRI brain scans to track how multiple sclerosis develops and progresses in people over time. Researchers will look at scans during your regular medical appointments and may also schedule additional research scans to better understand the disease. They'll also compare your results with scans from healthy volunteers and people with other brain conditions to learn what makes MS unique.

Multiple sclerosis affects each person differently, and doctors need better ways to predict how the disease will progress and respond to treatment. This study helps researchers understand the natural course of MS by collecting detailed imaging information over many years, which could eventually lead to better ways to monitor and treat the disease.