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Introducing MileStones, our new multiple sclerosis (MS) research newsletter where we share insight on advances in the understanding and management of MS, including our current research. Check out the Spring 2024 edition to learn about the visual challenges that individuals with MS may experience: https://lnkd.in/eYzPXVV4 Learn more about our Center for Multiple Sclerosis Research: https://lnkd.in/ewNS3ynT #MS #MultipleSclerosis #MSResearch #KesslerResearch #KesslerChangingLives

Introducing MileStones, our new multiple sclerosis (MS) research newsletter where we share insight on advances in the understanding and management of MS, including our current research. Check out the Spring 2024 edition to learn about the visual challenges that individuals with MS may experience: https://lnkd.in/eYzPXVV4 Learn more about our Center for Multiple Sclerosis Research: https://lnkd.in/ewNS3ynT #MS #MultipleSclerosis #MSResearch #KesslerResearch #KesslerChangingLives

World MS Day tomorrow! Research strengthens our understanding of multiple sclerosis, and the best ways to manage it. Investments in research have led to many improvements in MS diagnosis and management, and better imaging and treatments. All of this gives us greater understanding of the risk factors for disease progression. Research into the day-to-day impact of living with MS - education, employment, psychological impact, Quality of Life and more- also needs funding to ensure early intervention & people are supported through the challenges of living with a life-long neurological condition. 🫶🏽 #MyMSDiagnosis #WorldMSDay

Advancing MS Research: Hope on the Horizon Exciting progress is being made in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) research, with new treatments and therapies offering hope for better management and, one day, a cure. Stay informed and support ongoing research efforts to help improve the lives of those with MS. #MSResearch #HopeForACure #InnovativeTreatments #MSAwareness

Visiting #ECTRIMS? Make sure to explore Professor Stephen Krieger's poster discussing evidence for the topographical model of MS. Learn more about how lesion parenchymal fraction, an assessment of lesion load/parenchymal volume ratio, not only evaluates lesion location and disability, but also depicts disease course longitudinally, carrying crucial prognostic implications. Don't miss this cutting-edge insight into the future of MS understanding! Poster ID: P203 #multiplesclerosis #MS #BrainAI #MSResearch

It's #MultipleSclerosisAwarenessMonth! Researchers at Kessler Foundation study ways of managing the cognitive, physical, and emotional symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). Interested in joining an MS research study? Visit: https://lnkd.in/g692RkZN Learn more about our Center for Multiple Sclerosis Research: https://lnkd.in/gZW6bxny #MS #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwareness #KesslerResearch

National MS Education and Awareness Month is observed each March to shine a light on multiple sclerosis, the chronic neurological condition that affects the central nervous system. Although March is coming to a close, the fight against MS continues. If you have residents with MS, the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation website provides a wide variety of learning material, support groups, and other resources to help. Visit: https://loom.ly/gwjyMTE #NationalMSEducationandAwareness Month #MS #MultipleSclerosis

Data generation is a ground-breaking research area that is key to driving effective change and tackling the societal burden of neurological disorders, including #multiplesclerosis. With ECTRIMS 2023 taking place this week, I’m sharing my thoughts on the continued need for ongoing research, innovation and solutions to enhance accessibility for individuals living with MS, and the role data can play in achieving this goal. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/d4y2EP65 #MSMilan2023

March 11-17 is #BrainAwarenessWeek2024 and Vivli is enabling access to research data on a wide range of brain conditions, including #AlzheimersDisease. Learn more about how we're accelerating the progress of research through #DataSharing and #DataReuse: https://lnkd.in/e6gG32yZ

In the first episode of Season Two of Periodically, Sofia and Lottie are joined by Tiffany, a PhD student with endometriosis, to discuss their experiences with the condition, from managing physical symptoms and emotional strain to negotiating uncertainties around her PhD funding. 🔑 Key takeaways: Understanding the physical and emotional strain of endometriosis. Managing uncertainties regarding PhD funding due to chronic illness. The critical role of institutional support for individuals with chronic illnesses. The pressing need for systemic changes in academia for better understanding and support. Tune in now to gain profound insights into this often misunderstood condition.  #Periodically #Endometriosis #Academia