#164: EMSP 2026. Progress, Hope and Real Challenges in Multiple Sclerosis
The EMSP 2026 Conference in Berlin highlighted how much is currently evolving in multiple sclerosis (MS) – from improved diagnostics and emerging therapies to long-overdue topics like fatigue, PIRA, a...
29 Apr 14min
#163: CAR-T Cell Therapy for MS: Hype, Hope, or Future Standard? – A Global Research Update with Prof. Barbara Willekens
In this episode, I speak with neurologist and researcher Professor Barbara Willekens about one of the most exciting and complex developments in MS research: CAR-T cell therapy. Originally developed fo...
22 Apr 40min
#162: The Art of Pain Relief. Multimodal Approaches to MS (with Dr. Camelia Ionescu)
Pain is one of the most common and challenging symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). In this episode, neurologist and pain specialist Dr. Camelia Ionescu explains how pain in MS develops—and how a mult...
15 Apr 11min
#161: Progressive MS (PMS) – Understanding and Treating PPMS with Dr. Thomas Knoll
In this episode, we talk about progressive multiple sclerosis (PMS), including primary progressive MS (PPMS) and secondary progressive MS (SPMS). Neurologist Dr. Thomas Knoll shares insights from over...
8 Apr 17min
#159: Multiple Sclerosis in Saudi Arabia: Care, Treatment, Research, and Public Awareness
In this episode, we explore multiple sclerosis in Saudi Arabia with neurologist Dr. Yasser Alamri. He shares insights into MS care, treatment access, research developments, and the growing awareness o...
25 Mar 11min
#158: Shared Decision Making in Multiple Sclerosis: How Patients and Doctors Make Better Decisions Together (PD Dr. Ulrich Rüffer)
This episode explores shared decision making in multiple sclerosis (MS) and why it is essential for patient-centered care. 👉 Note: This is the English version of an interview originally recorded in G...
18 Mar 10min
#157: The Potential of OCT for Monitoring and Predicting Multiple Sclerosis (with Dr. Joachim Havla)
In this episode of the MS-Perspektive Podcast, neurologist Dr. Joachim Havla explains the potential of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) for monitoring and understanding multiple sclerosis. OCT is a ...
11 Mar 22min
