#178: Tai Chi and Qigong for MS: Supporting Balance, Movement and Body Awareness – Interview with Mirko Lorenz
Tai Chi and Qigong can be gentle, adaptable ways to support balance, coordination, mobility and body awareness in people with multiple sclerosis. In this episode, I talk with Tai Chi instructor Mirko...
12 Elo 25min
#177: A First Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis: Symptoms, Tests, and Next Steps
What may be the first signs of multiple sclerosis? Which tests are needed to diagnose MS, and what happens after the diagnosis? In this episode, I speak with Dr Datzmann, Senior Consultant at the MS C...
5 Elo 22min
#176: Progressive MS Research: Milestones, Setbacks and Hope with Tim Coetzee
Progressive MS research has made important advances, but many questions about disability progression, biomarkers, treatment, and quality of life remain unanswered. In this episode, I speak with Tim Co...
22 Heinä 56min
#175: Multiple Sclerosis and Pain. How Exercise and Physical Activity Can Help
Pain is one of the most common and life-impacting symptoms in multiple sclerosis. In this episode, Nele talks with Rasmus Christian Jungersen, PhD student at the Department of Exercise Biology at Aarh...
15 Heinä 1h 8min
#174: MS Treatment Access in Australia. Deanna and Rachel on Living with Multiple Sclerosis, Advocacy, and the Future of Ocrevus, Kesimpta & Briumvi
Deanna Renee and Rachel Kerr speak about living with multiple sclerosis in Australia, the importance of lived experience in policy, and the current uncertainty around PBS access to Ocrevus and Kesimpt...
8 Heinä 41min
#173: Immunoadsorption for MS Relapses. Interview with senior physician Anna-Katharina Eser
In this episode, I speak with Anna-Katharina Eser, senior physician at the MS Centre in Mainkofen, Germany, about immunoadsorption in multiple sclerosis. Immunoadsorption is a specialized blood purifi...
1 Heinä 15min
#172: AI for MS. How the CLAIMS Project Could Transform MS Care – with Prof. Friedemann Paul
In this episode, Prof. Friedemann Paul from Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany, explains how the European CLAIMS project aims to improve multiple sclerosis care through AI-assisted decision...
24 Kesä 35min
#171: The Gut-Brain Axis in Multiple Sclerosis. Interview with Prof. Dr. Anne-Katrin Pröbstel
The gut–brain axis in multiple sclerosis is an exciting field of research that connects the gut microbiome, immune system and central nervous system. In this interview, Prof. Dr. Anne-Katrin Pröbstel ...
17 Kesä 19min
