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Participating in Clinical Trials: Your Opportunity to Make a Difference
Presented by Jacqueline F. Rosenthal, MD and Victoria Reese, Co-Founder and President of WE ARE ILL The first in our New Directions 2022 series “Living with MS as a Black Person,” this digital educational program provides information about clinical trials and what participation entails. During this one-hour program, our expert presenters review the importance of […]
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Read News ArticleWorking to Destigmatize Mental Health and MS
Featuring Fernando Cuascut, MD, MPH Each year millions of people experience long-term and short-term challenges to managing their mental health. During this one-hour presentation, Dr. Cuascut discusses how mental health is related to multiple sclerosis, how mental wellness might contribute to shared decision-making, how social contexts might influence mental health, and approaches to reducing stigmas […]
Read News ArticleMSAA’s Blog and Publication Receive Digital Health Awards
The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is pleased to announce that we have received two awards from the 24th Annual Digital Health Awards! MSAA’s blog, MS Conversations has been recognized with a Silver Award for our Ask the Expert series. This series covers areas of interest to the MS community, and has highlighted topics […]
Read News ArticleWhat’s New in MS Research – May 2022
Reviewed by MSAA Chief Medical Officer Barry A. Hendin, MD In this Article Two studies highlight the beneficial role of diet in managing MS Danish study identifies how gender affects disease course in relapsing MS Can intravaginal estrogen help improve bladder dysfunction symptoms? A neurologist-patient gap in perceptions of cognitive impairment presence and severity Study: […]
Read News ArticleKeys to Adapting Your Environment
Featuring Shaina Meyer OTR/L, MSCS, Clinical Rehab Manager, Continuous Improvement Manager at the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, Cleveland Clinic During this discussion, MS specialist Shaina Meyer explores how the profession of occupational therapy can support those living with MS to adapt throughout the various stages of life. This program presents a fresh take […]
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