Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Just released: special issue of the European Journal of Neurology: Gut Brain Axis as a possible basis for the treatment of neurological disorders. With @kvonck1 (Ghent) and @RaduTanasescu1 (Nottingham) as Guest Editors. @EANeurology @WileyNeuro
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
So today begins a new era in my group’s research as we venture into the role of EBV and HERVs in the pathogenesis of MS. Collaborating with the wonderful @RTarlinton, @BrunoGran2, @RaduTanasescu1. Keep your eye’s peeled, we’ll be updating regularly.
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Is there a potential for EBV vaccination to prevent MS? YES. This paper outlines the possible EBV vaccine approaches in MS and the sample size estimates. @bg42b @HarvardChanSPH @NIH @uabSOPH @CShannonLowe @GavinGiovannoni @RaduTanasescu1 @NCMSNI frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Guilty by association? SARS‐Cov2 antibodies and MOGAD onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
599 patients with #MultipleSclerosis reported COVID-19 and their recovery status. Preexisting neurologic impairment or mental health problems appear to increase the risk of Long COVID doi.org/10.1212/NXI.00000000… #MSCOVID19
Work supported by @mssocietyuk @UKMSRegister
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Replying to @KlausSchmierer
We found the same in a population of over 800 patients across the UK and USA : Delaying #ocrevus treatment appears safe (no relapses, no MRI activity). Poster P826 of #ECTRIMS2021 @Helenlouiseford @ETallantyre
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Central vein sign #CVS on MRI likely will decrease misdiagnosis of MS. Useful to predict radiological isolated syndrome conversion to MS. Studies ongoing to see if #CVS should be added to MS diagnostic criteria. @nikosevangelou3 #ECTRIMS2021
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Iron rims seem to be prognostically important. Poster P474, reports 10 year clinical study of iron rim in WM lesions in 90 patients and found both EDSS and ARMSS were 1 step higher if patients had IRL at baseline. #ECTRIMS2021 @HibbertAimee @Cneurospirt @majudah
How should we support our MS patients when they transition to secondary progressive MS?
Acceptance Based Telephone Support around the time of Transition to Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: A Feasibility Randomised Controlled Trial
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Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Domestic abuse is a much under recognised and under reported major problem in MS clinics. I have just been made aware of one more patient from our MS clinic that needs support. We are on it. @NUHNeuro
Thank you for your support for this crucial research collaboration investigating domestic abuse in #MS. @LTHTNEURO working with @UniversityLeeds and @UniofNottingham @nikosevangelou3
A interesting Nottingham case series of Guillain-Barré syndrome variant occurring after SARS-CoV-2 vaccination, published in Annals of Neurology @NCMSNI @nottmhospitals @RaduTanasescu1 @JonathanRhysEv2 doi.org/10.1002/ana.26144
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
We are very pleased that the Pregnancy Register is now live. If you are pregnant and have MS then please join this important study, findings could influence how Prenancy and MS are treated #MSpregnancyregister @mssocietyuk @muMS_UK ukmsregister.org/pregnancy @drruthdobson
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
🌈 This evening, the QMC will be light up in rainbow colours, as #TeamNUH remembers all of the lives lost and all those affected by the pandemic.
💙 The last twelve months have been difficult for so many, and we hope that better, brighter days will be here soon.
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Look what has been published today!
Prognostication and contemporary management of clinically isolated syndrome jnnp.bmj.com/content/92/4/39…
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
PhD studentship to work on MEG in rehabilitation of #TBI. Excellent opportunity. Collaboration of the national rehabilitation centre @NRCrehabUK and the @MedicineUoN @UoN_Physics @MattBrookesMEG continuing our work on #MEG in TBI
nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/curren…
Preventing #MS is a hot research topic; please visit the link for further information about the submission requirements👇@bg42b @RaduTanasescu1 @drruthdobson
frontiersin.org/research-top…
Great news 🌟
Nottinghamshire has opened Covid-19 vaccination booking for people who in JCVI cohort 6.
✅16 - 65 yr olds with underlying conditions - “clinically vulnerable”
✅anyone in receipt of carer’s allowance
✅main carer of elderly / disabled person
👀 More: nottsccg.nhs.uk/covid-19/cov…
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
The government have announced 1.7 million more people will be added to the shielded patient list in England.
This means some people currently in vaccine priority group 6 (which includes everyone with MS under 65) will now be moved up into group 4 and advised to shield. (1/4)
Nottingham Centre for MS and Neuroinflammation retweeted
Calling all over 65s! You can book your Covid-19 vaccination.
Let’s get your parents, grandparents and loved ones protected - please share as far and wide as possible.
Book online: swiftqueue.co.uk/nottinghamc…
Book by phone: 0115 883 4640
COVID infection affected this Spanish cohort of MS patients in a similar way in terms of severity compared to general population despite higher incidence and use of DMT drugs in 3/4 cases
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