The great thing about the @2016_Crimson is that people with #MS have been involved in the project from the very first stages and were active partners throughout the process
What a great day! We met with people with MS and we gave them a red pen 🖊 to go over our brochure. They liked lots of things, they changed lots of things. We learned, we listened, and we laughed a lot... This is how people involvement in research looks like 👇🏾👇🏾@mssocietyuk
On the red eye to London for the second @shiftms strategy day of 2019. Today's focus: sustainable income. What a first day for @SophieDiMauro - the new https://t.co/7bbrc9IQAS digital marketing manager
Next Thursday (14thFeb), our research team @ana__manzano are running a workshop in London to get people’s with MS views on our first decision aids drafts. Book here if you have Relapsing MS and would like to help us (booking password:CRIMSON) 👉🏾👉🏾https://t.co/FvPczI2p00
Next Thursday (14thFeb), our research team @ana__manzano are running a workshop in London to get people’s with MS views on our first decision aids drafts. Book here if you have Relapsing MS and would like to help us (booking password:CRIMSON) 👉🏾👉🏾https://t.co/FvPczI2p00
Next Thursday (14thFeb), our research team @ana__manzano are running a workshop in London to get people’s with MS views on our first decision aids drafts. Book here if you have Relapsing MS and would like to help us (booking password:CRIMSON) 👉🏾👉🏾https://t.co/FvPczI2p00
MSBase published in @JAMANeuro! 'Potential Benefits of Early Aggressive Treatment in MS' W.Brown and T.Kalincik showed even with relatively low efficacy drugs there is a 30% reduction in developing SPMS. Well done to all contributing MSBase investigators! https://t.co/kLlY28mb3D
Facing an MS diagnosis is not something we get to choose.
Facing an MS diagnosis alone is.
If you're feeling lost, why not request a buddy and get partnered up with someone who's been on your shoes before and walked away stronger: https://t.co/1z3VcWtDSM
MS-STAT2 trial update for secondary progressive MS with Dr Jeremy Chataway @UCLIoN
Tuesday 12th February at the MS Resource Centre. Join us from 2.30pm sharp to hear the latest updates in #MS research and find out how you can get involved in this trial. https://t.co/dymfFtokaI
A study published in JAMA suggests that initial treatment of MS with Gilenya (fingolimod), Tysabri (natalizumab), or Lemtrada (alemtuzumab) is associated with a lower risk of conversion to secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS) https://t.co/P08irxbdAq
Very proud of this paper from our own Will Brown and the MSBase team: early aggressive treatment of RRMS delays onset of secondary progression https://t.co/8GXZUsvQTO
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