Home-based brain and movement training for multiple sclerosis

This study is testing whether a computer-based training program that combines brain exercises (like memory games) with movement exercises, done at home via telemedicine, can help people with multiple sclerosis improve their thinking skills. Researchers will compare three groups: people doing brain-and-movement training together, people doing only brain training, and people doing only movement training. The study also uses MRI scans and brain-wave tests to understand how the brain changes during the training.

Many people with multiple sclerosis struggle with both thinking problems and walking difficulties, but most rehabilitation programs focus on only one or the other. This trial is designed to see if combining these two types of training works better than doing them separately, and to understand why.