Moving Science
Moving Science
Podcast Description
Introducing the first series of Moving Science on the main theme of How to best manage & maintain health in MS.
This podcast is for everyone who wants to join healthcare professionals and people with MS as they delve into unmet needs in current MS Care, opportunities to address them through innovation, and envision a better future with more personalized and equitable care for people with MS across the globe.
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Content Themes
The podcast primarily explores themes related to health management in MS, including advancements in MRI diagnostics, the clinical value of biomarkers like Neurofilament light, the influence of AI in healthcare education, and the importance of health equity in MS care. Specific episodes discuss the cultural shift needed in MS understanding, predictive analytics for disease management, and holistic healthcare approaches integrating lifestyle changes.
Introducing the first series of Moving Science on the main theme of How to best manage & maintain health in MS.
This podcast is for everyone who wants to join healthcare professionals and people with MS as they delve into unmet needs in current MS Care, opportunities to address them through innovation, and envision a better future with more personalized and equitable care for people with MS across the globe.
Discover the second exceptional team selected for funding through Roche's MS Innovation Challenge! In this Moving Science episode, Prof. Gavin Giovannoni hosts Prof. Jens Kuhle and Daniel Lookadoo as they discuss their innovative pilot project: a fingerprick blood test measuring Neurofilament Light, a highly specific biomarker for neuro-axonal damage, using a point-of-care solution in people with MS. If successful, their proof-of-concept has the potential to help change how we detect and monitor multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and other diseases.
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