A powerful conversation with wheelchair athlete and clinical research expert Kristen Paskins, who shares how traveling alone to Madrid helped her rebuild independence and confidence after sudden mobility loss. She talks openly about accessibility barriers, airport challenges, advocacy through Rights on Flights, and how disability sport transformed her life.
Menopause and MS often collide in midlife – and their symptoms can be hard to untangle. In this episode, Dr. Riley Bove explains how hormonal changes affect MS, what biomarkers reveal about brain aging and when hormone therapy may help. She also shares practical advice and lifestyle strategies so women with MS don’t have to navigate this phase alone.
In this ECTRIMS 2025 special, we explore how digital tools—from wearables to eye-tracking and machine learning—can support rehabilitation in MS. You’ll hear what actually helps, what still needs evidence, and how technology might shape your rehab journey.
In this episode, Rev. Kipchirchir Kigen offers a powerful perspective on MS in Kenya. He discusses long diagnostic paths, financial and structural barriers, and the essential role of communities, churches and global partnerships. His message of acceptance, courage and hope resonates far beyond Africa.
ECTRIMS 2025 delivered powerful real-world insights into multiple sclerosis treatment. From infection risks and B-cell recovery to early high-efficacy therapy, anti-CD20 trends, and AI decision tools — the field is moving toward safer, more personalized MS care.
The 2024 McDonald Criteria make MS diagnosis faster and more accurate. Discover what’s new, how RIS fits in, and why early treatment matters.
At ECTRIMS 2025, four emerging researchers presented new insights into how people with multiple sclerosis experience and manage their symptoms. From tracking subtle changes to improving access to care, their work highlights the importance of understanding daily life with MS – and how science can make it better.
In Episode 2 of our ECTRIMS 2025 mini-series, we explore five innovative rehabilitation concepts for people with MS – from digital and inpatient therapy to integrated disease management and caregiver resilience tools.
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