#030: ECTRIMS 2023. 10 Hot Topics and my highlights of day 1

#030: ECTRIMS 2023. 10 Hot Topics and my highlights of day 1

Overview on the hot topics of ECTRIMS 2023 and detailed look into the vision of curing MS, MS and EBV and MS in the elderly.

you can read the full text with some more details on the statistics of the trials on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/030-ectrims-2023-day-1

MS Milan 2023 was the 9th joint meeting of the European ECTRIMS and American ACTRIMS congress. Over 8,600 participants from 108 countries joined and had the chance to listen to 240 faculty members and diggest the input from 1,915 abstracts.

Ten hot topics where defined:

  1. MS and EBV
  2. Treatment screening and monitoring
  3. MS in the elderly
  4. Which biomarker and when?
  5. Future therapeutic strategies
  6. PIRA and silent progression
  7. New technologies for MS patients
  8. Prodromic MS
  9. HSCT in MS
  10. Biomarkers of damage and recovery

I will try to pick some interesting outcomes on most of them during my summary of the three days starting with the the ECTRIMS lecture by Dr. Stephen L. Hauser and continuing with MS and EBV, and MS in the elderly.

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