#ECTRIMS2024 Lecture: Professor Jacqueline Palace from @NDCNOxford@UniofOxford will take the stage during the plenary session to deliver a talk titled "Unraveling the Spectrum of the Antibody-Mediated Mimics of MS." Join us in Copenhagen or online: https://t.co/WXxLi0Ynqd
Schaper et al. report that lesions causing #parkinsonism map to the opposite brain network as lesions causing seizures, supporting an inverse relationship. @fredschaper_@foxmdphd
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Fascinating paper led by @JakobTheorell and @Mayo_AING characterising the CSF B cell population 🧪 in LGI/CASPR2 ab+ encephalitis 🧠 and what this could mean from a pathophysiological perspective
Lazzarotto et al. used advanced MRI to study cortical myelin loss and repair in 140 people with MS followed for 5 yrs, and conclude that early-stage myelin repair is effective at preventing long-term accumulation of irreversible clinical disability. https://t.co/BMbqD0nymj
Very important article and important statement..…….funders and professional regulatory bodies should nurture clinician–scientists …. If we can get this right, this group will continue to make invaluable contributions to human knowledge and health.
Adding to evidence supporting MOG-IgG antibody testing only in cases with MOGAD features.
MOG antibodies in adults with a first demyelinating event suggestive of multiple sclerosis - Villacieros‐Álvarez - Annals of Neurology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/SV0Q0Jgseb
Lin at al. identify 39 novel plasma and brain proteins associated with multiple sclerosis onset risk and assess their expression at tissue and cell level. Almost two-thirds of the identified candidates were also associated with disability progression. https://t.co/LctFgCnDJp
Camera et al. report that a pathophysiological fatigue mechanism is shared across multiple sclerosis, AQP4 neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, and myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein-antibody disease. @Vale_Camera_MD https://t.co/3zR6ig9hre
"Bullying is a means for mediocre scientists to rise to the top. Some star academics reached their position because they are bullies, not in spite of it." - Excellent piece about bullying in academia (and really any other professional environment). https://t.co/JTqGBaAuuf
I'm thrilled and honoured to receive the EPSRC BIOREME Fellowship. Thanks to Prof G. Ritchie and Prof I. Pavord for the support and to the @BIOREMEnet for the great opportunity to continue my research @OxfordChemistry.
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Honoured to be in the Molecular Flow Sensor Team at @UniofOxford and grateful to @RoySocChem for the Analytical Division Horizon Prize: Sir George Stokes Award, for the development of a novel device for non-invasive breath analysis and lung function measurements. #RSCPrizes
New Review by Declan Chard at @QSMSCENTRE and colleagues: Mind the gap: from neurons to networks to outcomes in multiple sclerosis https://t.co/TsDSXMEbh1 #newfromnrneurology
How should biomarkers be used for diagnosing #Alzheimers disease in a clinical setting?
In @TheLancetNeuro, the International Working Group outline limitations and recommendations. Read the Personal View: https://t.co/fUx0TwN1DQ #KnowAlzheimers#WorldAlzheimersDay