Mindfulness reduces this common problem in multiple sclerosisPublished: 04 May 2021 Mindfulness can reduce depression in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), a new study has found. The research, which took place in an outpatient clinic in Germany, found that reducing depression also led to a reduction in fatigue. A total of 69 people with MS took part in the study, and used self-assessment tools for evaluation. “The results suggest that mindfulness might be particularly relevant to counteract depression in MS which in turn can reduce fatigue,” the investigators wrote. Want to find out more about mindfulness and how it can help you when you’re living with MS? Register for our introduction to mindfulness taster session next Monday, 10 May, which is running from 11.30-12.15. Simply email register@ms-uk.org Other Stories You May Be Interested In... News Oxygen depravation eases MS in study View article News UK MS diagnosis rate stays constant for 20 years with MS patients LESS likely to have other autoimmune conditions View article News Targeted nanocapsules offer hope for MS treatment in new study View article