Professor Gavin Giovannoni will in this episode tell us more about the "real MS" - why we should stop focusing only on relapses and MRI activity, but rather go beyond and look at end organ damage or accelerated brain loss.

GZNO.MS.19.11.0310

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Recognized psychologists and author couple behind the Self-coping Guide, Johanna and Jan-Henry Stenberg, will in this episode give insight into the “invisible” dimensions of a chronic disease, and how to cope with chronic illness.

GZNO.MS.19.11.0310

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Associate Professor at Aarhus University, Ulrik Dalgas, addresses physical activity in MS patients today, it’s effects on patients and whether exercise should be considered medicine in the treatment of MS.

GZNO.MS.19.11.0310

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In this episode, Paivi Hamalainen, Finnish neuropsychologist at Masku Neurological Rehabilitation Centre in Finland talks about the treatment of cognitive impairments of a chronic disease, and what neurologists can learn in order to provide a more holistic approach to treating patients with MS disease.

GZNO.MS.19.11.0310

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In this episode, the author behind the world´s first study on brain aging within MS, Einar Høgestøl, whom is Doctor and PhD fellow at the Department of Neurology, Oslo University Hospital, talks about the brain age gap and whether using AI technology could point us towards improved MS care.

GZNO.MS.19.11.0310

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Elisabeth  Gulowsen  Celius, Professor and specialist in neurology at Oslo University Hospital talks about what the brain actually can tell us, the importance of brain health in MS, and her contribution to the international Brain Health initiative.

GZNO.MS.19.11.0310

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