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Looking forward to the next @imscogs meeting in beautiful Bern, Switzerland! An entire meeting focused only on #cognition in #MultipleSclerosis. Small and interactive, no parallel sessions. Join us!! Abstract deadline extended to 30th of June. Info: imscogs.com
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What a great group of colleagues! #IMSCOGS
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We are in Bern this week, for the 2024 @imscogs meeting. Proud of a fantastic meeting on cognition in MS, organized by prof. Penner, which I support in my role as current president. Keep an eye on our social media accounts and website for more upcoming events! – at Berne, Switzerland
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MS Cognition - what do we need to do better? Stakeholder panel and survey exploration: authors.elsevier.com/a/1fDzS… #msresearch #multiplesclerosis #mstrust #MS #cognition #msnursing #shiftms
#patientexperience #patientengagement #brainhealth #IMSCOGS #invisibleillness
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NEW ESC video- #COVID19: the stroke patient. With @escardio President @Barbara_Casadei and @ESOstroke President Bart van der Worp bit.ly/3a60ygQ
#cardiotwitter #medtwitter #stroke #COVIDー19
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Beyond cognitive dysfunction: Relevance of ecological validity of neuropsychological tests in #multiplesclerosis #MSJ journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Cognitive trajectories in relapsing–remitting #multiplesclerosis: A longitudinal 6-year study journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Serum neurofilament light chain level and clinical/cognitive performance in #multiplesclerosis: A longitudinal study #MSJ journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Computerized neuropsychological assessment devices in #multiplesclerosis: A systematic review journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Should we use the full BICAMS assessment to detect cognitive impairment in patients with #MultipleSclerosis, or is two tests enough? journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Cognitive processing speed in pediatric-onset multiple sclerosis: Baseline characteristics of impairment and predictors of decline journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Today I am in Lausanne! Exciting @OHBM Alpine meeting on brain imaging. Early in the morning, my talk was on fMRI data supporting the #network collapse hypothesis and how it relates to declining #cognition in #MS with an exciting discussion! @MScentrum020 @imscogs – at Ecublens (VD), Suisse
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To #StopMS, finding ways to repair myelin is vital - and #MSResearch just took a massive step forward. The brilliant researchers in our Centre for Myelin Repair have now found that a commonly-used diabetes drug called metformin can promote myelin repair: mssoc.uk/2LVpi1p
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Cognition rated as DMT priority outcome by people with MS. #MultipleSclerosis #IMSCOGS #msresearch #iWiMS #clinicaltrials #cognition doi: 10.1212/CPJ.0000000000000449
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#Retweet Our Dr. John DeLuca, presented at the #ECTRIMS2019 conference this week. @fabiola1garcia, our former visiting scientist from Spain shared insight from his presentation. Learn more about Dr. DeLuca, here: kesslerfoundation.org/aboutu…
Whereas #pharmacological treatment has demonstrated efficacy in the Evolution of the #MultipleSclerosis, there is no evidence of improvement in cognitive problems. But #cognitive rehabilitation does! #DrJohnDeLuca @KesslerFdn #ECTRIMS2019 @ectrimscongress
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Pediatric-onset #multiplesclerosis renders persons particularly susceptible to declines in cognitive functioning into adulthood ja.ma/34ws2JW
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Pia Amato: benigne #ms must be redefined and include not having explicitly measured #cognitive impairment in the criteria #ECTRIMS2019
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This morning #ECTRIMS2019 the #PROMS initiative officially started. A global initiative to incorporate the patients voice, views and needs into the scientific development and daily practice of #MultipleSclerosis care.
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It’s #WorldBrainDay! 🌍🧠Keeping your brain healthy is an important part of managing MS.Check out the @MSBrainHealth‘s guide for top tips on leading a brain-healthy lifestyle.💡This resource is available in more than 20 different languages 🗣 bit.ly/2F5QUgX


























