Diana Asmar Multiple Sclerosis Research Fund

Cr Diana Asmar, Councillor of the City of Darebin is eager to see advancements made into treatments and a cure for patients with Multiple Sclerosis.

Multiple Sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous system that affects more young Australians than any other neurological condition. Its sufferers may experience life-long symptoms such as fatigue, loss of co-ordination, slurred speech, paralysis and blindness. Though the severity and range of symptoms is different in different people, its effects can be devastating due to the unpredictable and on-going nature of the disease. There is currently no cure.

Diana Asmar knows this only too well as she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2000. She has thrown her support, and that of the people of Darebin, behind the quest to find a cure for this debilitating disease. She urges everyone with a similar hope to do the same by donating to the Diana Asmar MS Research Fund of the Monash University Medical Foundation.

Cr Diana Asmar (left) and MS researcher Professor Claude Bernard (right)

Multiple Sclerosis at Monash

Monash University’s acclaimed Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Science is raising funds for research into new therapeutic avenues for multiple sclerosis (MS), which could dramatically improve patient’s lives and save billions of dollars on the cost of health care.

Contributions

Your contribution to this significant research will be gratefully received. Contributions can be made by post, telephone or fax, as follows:

MS Research
Monash University Medical Foundation
PO Box 64, Monash University
Melbourne VIC 3800

By telephone or fax:

Monash University Medical Foundation
Tel: +61 03 9905 9329
Fax: +61 03 9905 0750

Email enquiries can be made to: foundation@med.monash.edu.au