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英語
アメリカ合衆国
189 エピソード
2023年8月30日から
episodic

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Aging in multiple sclerosis brings new questions about relapses, gradual progression and treatment choices. In episode 187, Dr. Yi Chao Foong, an MS neurologist and researcher in Tasmania, explains why fewer relapses do not necessarily mean that MS has stopped changing. We discuss: What changes…

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Why can multiple sclerosis progress even when relapses are well controlled? In episode 186, I speak with Prof. Manuel Friese about the next challenge in MS research: protecting nerve cells from damage and preserving function over time. Read the full interview on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.de/…
An MS diagnosis can depend on where you live, whether you can reach a neurologist and how quickly you can get an MRI. In this episode, Nele speaks with neurologist and neuroimmunologist Dr. Enrique Gomez Figueroa about the gaps in MS care across Mexico. Enrique explains why official case numbers ma…
Read the full blog post and interview here: https://ms-perspektive.de/en/184-klaus-schmierer/ How early should MS treatment start, how strongly should we treat, and is there ever a point when it becomes "too late" to protect meaningful function? In this episode, I speak with Prof. Klaus Schmierer…
Can we detect gradual MS progression before it becomes obvious? In this episode, I look at what current research can — and cannot — tell us about subtle worsening without an obvious relapse. The key distinction is important: noticing a change, detecting a trend, confirming progression and underst…
This episode is the English translation and adaptation of my original German interview with Prof. Dr. Dr. Philipp Zimmer, first published in August 2023. Prof. Zimmer is a sports scientist, neuroscientist and expert in exercise immunology. In our conversation, we explore how physical activity and …
This episode is the English translation of my original German interview with Prof. Sigrid Arnade and Prof. Christoph Heesen, first published in April 2025. We explore what research currently tells us about stress and MS, where the evidence is still limited, and why psychological and social factors …
Cannabis is a popular and often emotional topic in the MS community. Some people hope it may help with spasticity, pain, sleep or other symptoms, while others are concerned about side effects, cognitive changes, dependency, high-potency THC products or complications such as cannabinoid hyperemesis …
What does living with multiple sclerosis for 35 years teach you about treatment, disability, information and the role MS should have in your life? In this episode, I talk with Dominic Shadbolt, founder of theMSguide and PatientSignal, about his long MS journey – from years of denial to becoming an…
Tai Chi and Qigong can be gentle, adaptable ways to support balance, coordination, mobility and body awareness in people with multiple sclerosis. In this episode, I talk with Tai Chi instructor Mirko Lorenz about how these movement practices can be adapted for people with different levels of mob…
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