logo
episode-header-image
About this episode

MS affects more women than men. Research on the reasons behind this, and if and how sex-specific processes may impact disease progression, and the symptoms experienced by women living with MS continue to expand.  In this episode, Rhonda Voskuhl of UCLA and Elisabeth Celius of University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital discuss these issues and more.

Up next
Sep 10
The Blood–Brain Barrier in Multiple Sclerosis: From Dysfunction to Treatment
The blood–brain barrier is a highly specialised interface that regulates the movement of cells, molecules and nutrients between the circulation and the central nervous system. But what happens when this critical barrier becomes dysfunctional in multiple sclerosis? In this episode ... Show More
25m 42s
Aug 27
Predicting MS: Can Data Bring Us Closer to Personalised Care?
Can growing amounts of real-world MS data help clinicians predict disease progression and make more personalised treatment decisions? In this episode of the ECTRIMS Podcast, host Brett Drummond speaks with Dr. Will Brown from Cambridge University and Dr. Carmen Tur from CEMCAT ab ... Show More
31m 2s
Aug 12
How Technology Is Transforming Multiple Sclerosis Care
Technology is opening new possibilities for how multiple sclerosis is monitored, treated and managed. In this episode of the ECTRIMS Podcast, host Brett Drummond speaks with Prof. Ellen Mowry of Johns Hopkins University and Prof. Letizia Leocani of Vita-Salute San Raffaele Univer ... Show More
31m 6s
Recommended Episodes
Aug 2022
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Send us Fan MailThis week, Rob and Zach will be talking about Multiple Sclerosis (MS).We will be discussing the following topics within this episode on MS!Introduction / Types of Multiple SclerosisCauses / PathophysiologyClinical FeaturesPhysical Exam FindingsDiagnosisTreatmentTo ... Show More
35m 46s
Mar 2022
Multiple sclerosis and the Epstein Barr virus
We get to the bottom of a medical mystery – what causes multiple sclerosis? A series of studies have compellingly pointed the finger at the virus behind glandular fever. We see if they stack up and assess what it means for the future of preventing and treating MS. Then nearly two ... Show More
31 m
Oct 2020
MS in the Family: Sarah & her mother both have Multiple Sclerosis
In this episode, I want you to meet a young woman who was diagnosed with MS almost 14 years after her mother was diagnosed with same disease. Guest: sarah_flohr Host Andrea Dunn @TeamDunner on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook For more information on the MS Society of Canada @mssoc ... Show More
17m 13s
Sep 2023
Depression in Multiple Sclerosis
Dr. Nara Michaelson starts a series discussing the less obvious ways that Multiple Sclerosis impacts the lives of patients and how neurologists can address these challenges and support patients. 
2m 19s
Feb 2023
Ms Talks 2.0: Motherhood And MS: “Can I Become A Mother?”
There are many misconceptions about multiple sclerosis. One of the biggest is that of motherhood. On this episode of MS Talks 2.0, Dr. Suzan Noori, is here to help bring awareness and debunk those common misunderstandings, from having children to live a ‘normal’ family life with ... Show More
9m 48s
Mar 2022
Ep 92 Multiple Sclerosis: Scarred nerves & skating saints
Like many autoimmune diseases, multiple sclerosis so clearly illustrates how detection and description of a disease only gets us so far when it comes to prevention, treatment, and cure. In the over 150 years since the first comprehensive description of multiple sclerosis, a great ... Show More
1h 34m
Feb 2024
Multiple Sclerosis and Family Planning
Dr. Shuvro Roy talks with Dr. Riley Bove about managing patients with multiple sclerosis as they navigate family planning and pregnancy. Read the related article in Neurology: Clinical Practice. Disclosures can be found at Neurology.org. 
22m 40s
Aug 2021
The Unsilencing
<p>Multiple sclerosis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, even psoriasis — these are diseases in which the body begins to attack itself, and they all have one thing in common: they affect women more than men. Most autoimmune disorders do. And not just by a little bit, often by a lot; i ... Show More
29 m
Dec 2019
Multiple Sclerosis
<p>In this episode I cover multiple sclerosis.<br/><br/>If you want to follow along with written notes on multiple sclerosis go to <a href='https://zerotofinals.com/medicine/neurology/ms/'>https://zerotofinals.com/medicine/neurology/ms/</a> or the neurology section in the Zero to ... Show More
17m 43s
Oct 2024
Mind Over MS: Strategies for Staying Positive
Facing the first symptoms and a new multiple sclerosis diagnosis can be terrifying, leaving you with a flood of questions about your future. How do you navigate your career, relationships, and whether to start a family? The uncertainty can be overwhelming, but you don't have to g ... Show More
38m 31s