The MSA Blog

What is MSA?

What is MSA?

Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) is a rare neurodegenerative disorder that can cause a multitude of symptoms in any combination.

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What is MSA?

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FAQs

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Living with MSA

Living With MSA

Multiple System Atrophy presents unique challenges to patients and their families that require lifestyle adjustments. Mission MSA is here to support the MSA community in navigating the journey ahead.

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Living with MSA

Your Care Team

Non-Drug Therapies

End of Life Planning

Patient Guide

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Resource Library

Centers of Excellence
Community & Support

Community & Support

Community and support are crucial for those navigating the challenges of MSA. Find resources, shared experiences, and a supportive network that understands the unique journey of living with MSA.

Finding Support

Support Hotline

Find a Support Group

MSA Connect

Resource Library

External Programs & Tools

Helping the community

Volunteer

Advocate

Patient Advocate Award

MSA Awareness Month

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Path to a Cure: Mission MSA 5K
Ways to give

Ways To Give

Explore the ways you can support Mission MSA’s work improving the quality of life for the multiple system atrophy community while advancing research toward treatment and a cure.

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Research & Education

Research & Education

Our mission is to provide valuable resources and up-to-date information for those affected by MSA. Explore Mission MSA funded projects and educational materials to help you navigate the research and medical world of MSA.

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Research Steering Council

Our Research Focus

Projects Funded

Find a Clinical Trial

About Brain Donation

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Resource Library

Upcoming Events

2025 International MSA Congress

Become an MSA Center of Excellence

Annual Patient & Family Conference

Blog
About Us

About Us

Explore our mission, values, and the passionate team shaping the future of multiple system atrophy awareness, research, and support. Join the movement toward a brighter, MSA-free tomorrow.

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About Mission MSA

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Explore the Mission MSA Blog—a valuable resource blending education and support, aiming to provide comfort, tips, and coping mechanisms for patients and care partners alike.

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Patient Perspective

What Has Helped Through a Non-Linear MSA Case

Care Partner Corner

Now Her Fight is My Fight | MSA Awareness Month Essay Contest Winner

Care Partner Corner

The Biggest Inspiration in My Life: My Mother’s Perseverance Despite MSA

Care Partner Corner

Raising MSA Awareness One Person at a Time

Care Partner Corner

Long-Distance Caregiving: When Your Loved One with MSA Lives Far Away

Patient Perspective

Having MSA Does Not Define You: Reconnecting with Your Sense of Self after Diagnosis

Join the Conversation About Multiple System Atrophy

MSA Connect is an online community where those affected by MSA can gather, communicate, learn, and share research all in one easy-to-use space. Sign up today to join the conversation about multiple system atrophy and connect with a supportive network of individuals who know exactly what you are going through.

What is MSA?

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Living With MSA

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Community & Support

Finding Support

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Research & Education

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About Us

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What Has Helped Through a Non-Linear MSA Case

Now Her Fight is My Fight | MSA Awareness Month Essay Contest Winner

The Biggest Inspiration in My Life: My Mother’s Perseverance Despite MSA

Raising MSA Awareness One Person at a Time

Long-Distance Caregiving: When Your Loved One with MSA Lives Far Away

Having MSA Does Not Define You: Reconnecting with Your Sense of Self after Diagnosis

Join the Conversation About Multiple System Atrophy