Multiple Sklerose (MS) Blog und Podcast

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#154: How Pharmacovigilance Keeps MS Therapies Safe: From Drug Development to Real-World Monitoring (with Dr. Nora Möhn)

Multiple sclerosis treatments have advanced fast—but safety monitoring matters more than ever. In this interview, Dr. Nora Möhn explains pharmacovigilance step by step: from clinical trial phases and approval to post-marketing surveillance and reporting systems (EU/US/UK/Canada). You’ll learn how neurologists weigh benefits and risks, and how you can discuss side effects confidently.

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#153: How Exercise Boosts Your Immune System: What People with MS Should Know with David Walzik

How does exercise influence the immune system in multiple sclerosis? In this interview, David Walzik explains new findings from exercise immunology, why exercise intensity matters, and how people with MS can benefit from sustainable, realistic movement — even when it’s challenging.

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#152: EUPATI: Empowering Patient Voices in Medical Research and Innovation with Dr. Ingrid Klingmann

How can patients actively contribute to medical research and innovation? In this episode, Dr. Ingrid Klingmann explains how EUPATI empowers patients with knowledge, confidence, and a strong voice in clinical research.

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#151: Redesigning life with MS. Paola Escamilla Greenham on advocacy, empowerment & purpose

Paola Escamilla Greenham shares how living with multiple sclerosis reshaped her life, priorities, and purpose. In this episode, we talk about joy, patient advocacy, lived experience in healthcare, and why listening to your body matters.

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#150: Treating chronic smoldering inflammation: How far has research come? With Dr. Boris Kallmann

Chronic smoldering inflammation plays an important role in multiple sclerosis, often without obvious relapses. In this interview, Dr. Boris Kallmann explains how these subtle changes can be recognized and what current and future treatment options may help.

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#149: What Your Mouth Reveals About MS. Prof. Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam on the Oral Microbiome and Future Therapies

n this interview, Professor Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam explains how the oral microbiome may play a role in multiple sclerosis. We discuss key research findings, saliva-based biomarkers, oral health, and what microbiome science could mean for future MS care.

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#148: Recognizing silent progression in MS with Prof. Dr. Heinz Wiendl

Silent progression in MS can occur even without relapses and often remains unnoticed for a long time. In this interview, Prof. Dr. Heinz Wiendl explains how patients and clinicians can recognize subtle changes early, why invisible symptoms matter and what recent research and new therapeutic approaches mean for the future.

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#147: Annual Review 2025 & Outlook 2026

A deeply personal look behind MS-Perspektive in 2025: endurance, motherhood, global podcast growth in 80+ countries — and a gentle, realistic outlook for 2026.

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#154: How Pharmacovigilance Keeps MS Therapies Safe: From Drug Development to Real-World Monitoring (with Dr. Nora Möhn)

#153: How Exercise Boosts Your Immune System: What People with MS Should Know with David Walzik

#152: EUPATI: Empowering Patient Voices in Medical Research and Innovation with Dr. Ingrid Klingmann

#151: Redesigning life with MS. Paola Escamilla Greenham on advocacy, empowerment & purpose

#150: Treating chronic smoldering inflammation: How far has research come? With Dr. Boris Kallmann

#149: What Your Mouth Reveals About MS. Prof. Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam on the Oral Microbiome and Future Therapies

#148: Recognizing silent progression in MS with Prof. Dr. Heinz Wiendl

#147: Annual Review 2025 & Outlook 2026

Nele von Horsten

Blogger & Patient Advocate

Nele von Horsten

Do you want to understand MS better?

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