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ACT MS Symposium 2022
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- Rohan Greenland: Looking forward: What can we expect in 2023 and beyond
- Katrina Chisholm: Why PwMS should be involved in MS Research
- Jo Lane: ACT MS Cohort Study update and introducing the ‘Impact of MS-related fatigue on what people eat and drink’ study
- Robin Vlieger: The use of event-related potentials in the investigation of cognitive performance in people with Multiple Sclerosis
- Ted Maddess: Multifocal Stimuli and MS
- Anne Bruestle: What’s next for OHIOH
- Jessica Lovell: Improving delivery of MS treatments
- Professor Tri Phan: Applying OCCAMS molecular razor to study the relationship between EBV and MS
- Professor Jennifer Massey: AHSCT in MS: Who, what, where, when and why
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Session 1 10-11 |
Acknowledgement of Country Opening Rohan Greenland – Looking forward: What can we expect in 2023 and beyond Vanessa Fanning – The MS International Federation Chiara Scotellaro – Living with MS |
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Morning tea 11-11:30 |
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Session 2 11:30-12:30 |
Our Health in Our Hands (OHIOH) Update OHIOH summary video Katrina Chisholm: Why PwMS should be involved in MS Research Jane Desborough: Balancing value versus burden: People with multiple sclerosis’ attitudes to personalised medicine and collection of their data Jo Lane: ACT MS Cohort Study update and introducing the ‘Impact of MS-related fatigue on what people eat and drink’ study Robin Vlieger: The use of event-related potentials in the investigation of cognitive performance in people with Multiple Sclerosis Ted Maddess: Multifocal Stimuli and MS Anne Bruestle: What’s next for OHIOH OHIOH MS Stream video |
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Lunch 12:30-1:30 |
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Session 3 1:30-3:00 |
Hot topics in MS Jessica Lovell: Improving delivery of MS treatments Professor Tri Phan: Applying OCCAMS molecular razor to study the relationship between EBV and MS Professor Jennifer Massey: AHSCT in MS: Who, what, where, when and why Questions for speakers Closing |
