#154: How Pharmacovigilance Keeps MS Therapies Safe: From Drug Development to Real-World Monitoring (with Dr. Nora Möhn)
How safe are MS therapies? And how do we actually know? In this episode, neurologist Dr. Nora Möhn explains the concept of pharmacovigilance — the continuous monitoring of drug safety from early devel...
18 Feb 28min
#153: How Exercise Boosts Your Immune System: What People with MS Should Know with David Walzik
In this episode of MS-Perspektive International, host Nele von Horsten speaks with David Walzik, PhD student in exercise science at TU Dortmund University and medical student at the University of Colo...
11 Feb 36min
#152: EUPATI: Empowering Patient Voices in Medical Research and Innovation with Dr. Ingrid Klingmann
This time I speak with Dr. Ingrid Klingmann about empowering patient voices in medical research and innovation. Dr. Klingmann is one of the initiators of EUPATI, a European initiative dedicated to edu...
4 Feb 46min
#151: Redesigning life with MS. Paola Escamilla Greenham on advocacy, empowerment & purpose
In this episode of the MS Perspektive Podcast, Nele von Horsten speaks with Paola Escamilla Greenham, MS patient advocate and patient experience designer living in Grenoble, France. Paola shares how ...
28 Jan 46min
#150: Treating chronic smoldering inflammation: How far has research come? With Dr. Boris Kallmann
Research News with Dr. Boris Kallmann In this episode of the MS Perspective Podcast, we focus on chronic smoldering inflammation in multiple sclerosis (MS) – a process that can drive slow disease prog...
21 Jan 18min
#149: What Your Mouth Reveals About MS. Prof. Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam on the Oral Microbiome and Future Therapies
What can your mouth tell us about multiple sclerosis? In this episode of the MS-Perspektive Podcast, Professor Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam, immunologist and microbiome researcher at the University of Iowa, ...
14 Jan 55min
#148: Recognizing silent progression in MS with Prof. Dr. Heinz Wiendl
In this episode, Prof. Dr. Heinz Wiendl discusses why disease progression can occur even when relapses are well controlled and MRI scans appear stable. The conversation focuses on how subtle changes c...
7 Jan 17min
#147: Annual Review 2025 & Outlook 2026
In this very personal episode, I open the doors behind the microphone and share what truly shaped 2025 – a year of endurance, motherhood, advocacy work, sleep deprivation, and two weekly podcast shows...
31 Des 202511min
