Episode 71: Our Look Back at 2018
It's our final episode of the year, and we're taking a look back at what you decided were the most important RealTalk MS podcast episodes of the past year. These are the episodes that received the hig...
31 Des 201815min
Episode 70: When A Couple Is Living With MS with Dan & Jennifer Digmann
The holiday season seems to carry with it the message of hope, and of finding the best side of who we are. So one of the gifts that I'm going to unwrap with you is a replay of a conversation that I ha...
24 Des 201830min
Episode 69: MS & Travel with Tarita Davenock, CEO of Travel For All
The logistics involved in traveling can be cumbersome, and that's twice as true if you're living with MS. Mobility issues and other special requirements can make travel challenging. But whether you're...
18 Des 201830min
Episode 68: MS & AI with Dr. Chase Spurlock, CEO of iQuity
Artificial intelligence is about to change the entire healthcare landscape. And that might very well include how MS is diagnosed, treated, and managed. It's even beginning to impact the way some MS re...
11 Des 201836min
Episode 67: MS Research with Dr. Larry Sherman
Research is the engine that drives us toward better understanding MS, better treating MS, and one day, curing MS. My guest on the podcast is Dr. Larry Sherman, who plays a vital role on the front line...
4 Des 201824min
Episode 66: Embracing Carers with EMD Serono's Scott Williams
We're into the final few days of National Family Caregivers Month, and my guest on the podcast is Scott Williams, Vice President, Head of Global Patient Advocacy and Strategic Partnerships at EMD Sero...
27 Nov 201830min
Episode 65: Answering Listener Questions with Certified MS Nurse Cherie Binns
I've received some great questions from some of my listeners. And this week, Cherie Binns, an Internationally Certified MS Nurse and the co-chair of the iConquerMS Research committee, is joining me to...
20 Nov 201836min
Episode 64: Patient-Driven MS Drug Development with Laura Kolaczkowski
Patient-centered research is based on an understanding that patients themselves have unique perspectives that can help to mold, change, and improve the work of finding answers to clinical questions. M...
13 Nov 201835min
