@ijmsc.bsky.socialEver notice something in clinic and wonder if it's worth writing about?
This webinar covers turning everyday observations into publishable research, from finding the gap to writing a first draft. First of 4 on publishing.
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@ijmsc.bsky.socialFrailty may affect more than mobility in MS.
26 adults with MS aged 60+: 58% were classified as frail. Frail participants scored lower on all 3 BICAMS cognitive tests, and visuospatial memory stayed lower after adjusting for age and disability.
@benaroyaresearch.bsky.socialRead more on BRI’s Autoimmune Life blog: bri-news.short.gy/x3DloJ
@parsemusfoundation.bsky.socialAI has enabled a breakthrough in assessing multiple sclerosis progression.
A new study found that AI-enhanced MRI images identified 86% of confirmed cortical lesions.
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@parsemusfoundation.bsky.socialResearch shows that AI-enhanced MRI can reveal brain lesions that conventional imaging misses. This could improve future studies and treatment evaluation for people with multiple sclerosis.
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@chemcenterbio.bsky.socialThe Most Promising MS Peptide to Date?
Groundbreaking P21 peptide science demonstrates massive neurogenesis and myelin protection in laboratory study animals only. #MSWarrior #MSResearch #Neuroprotection #Remyelination #MultipleSclerosis
@brainsbeesbikes.bsky.socialNew research from WSU EACPHS sheds light on how fatigue influences brain activity during balance tasks in people with multiple sclerosis. The findings highlight potential neural mechanisms that could inform future rehabilitation approaches.
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@brainsbeesbikes.bsky.socialNew research from WSU EACPHS highlights how social and socioeconomic factors are linked to cognitive outcomes in people with multiple sclerosis. The findings underscore the importance of addressing health equity and social context in MS care and research.