#190: Living with multiple sclerosis. Gabriela's story and the "(un)seen faces of MS" Art Project
https://ms-perspektive.de/en/190-unseen-faces-of-ms/Living with multiple sclerosis often means experiencing symptoms that others cannot see. Austrian artist Gabriela Romagna shares her journey to an M...
4 Marras 32min
#189: New imaging in MS: understanding progression and finding better treatments | ECTRIMS 2026
How could new imaging in MS help us understand progression and develop better treatments? In this episode, I explore key insights from Daniel Reich's MSToronto2026 lecture and related research. Learn ...
28 Loka 15min
#188: Jan Van Amstel on EMSP's Four-Year Presidency and the Future of MS Advocacy in Europe
"Get rid of MS as soon as possible and make ourselves superfluous." — Jan van Amstel What can a stronger European voice achieve for people living with MS? In episode #188, EMSP President Jan van Amste...
21 Loka 31min
#187: Aging in multiple sclerosis: relapses, progression and treatment choices with Dr. Yi Chao Foong
Aging in multiple sclerosis brings new questions about relapses, gradual progression and treatment choices. In episode 187, Dr. Yi Chao Foong, an MS neurologist and researcher in Tasmania, explains wh...
14 Loka 29min
#186: Protecting nerve cells in multiple sclerosis: A new path toward neuroprotection with Prof. Manuel Friese
Why can multiple sclerosis progress even when relapses are well controlled? In episode 186, I speak with Prof. Manuel Friese about the next challenge in MS research: protecting nerve cells from damage...
7 Loka 43min
#185: Living with MS in Mexico – who gets diagnosed, who gets treated, and who gets left behind?
An MS diagnosis can depend on where you live, whether you can reach a neurologist and how quickly you can get an MRI. In this episode, Nele speaks with neurologist and neuroimmunologist Dr. Enrique Go...
30 Syys 36min
#184: MS treatment across the disease course – treat early, think long-term, don't give up too soon with Prof. Klaus Schmierer
Read the full blog post and interview here: https://ms-perspektive.de/en/184-klaus-schmierer/ How early should MS treatment start, how strongly should we treat, and is there ever a point when it becom...
23 Syys 41min
#183: Silent progression in MS. Can we really detect it early?
Can we detect gradual MS progression before it becomes obvious? In this episode, I look at what current research can — and cannot — tell us about subtle worsening without an obvious relapse. The key d...
16 Syys 34min
