Brain imaging scans to track multiple sclerosis changes over time

This is a long-term observational study that uses repeated MRI brain scans to track how multiple sclerosis evolves in patients over time. Researchers will also compare brain imaging patterns in people with MS to healthy volunteers and people with other neurological conditions. The goal is to understand the natural progression of MS and how new treatments affect the disease.

Multiple sclerosis causes changes in the brain that can be seen on MRI scans, but doctors need a better understanding of how these changes develop and progress. By following patients over many years with regular imaging, researchers can learn more about how MS behaves in different people and how treatments change the course of the disease.