MS Living Well: Key Info from Multiple Sclerosis Experts
Barry Singer, MD, Director of The MS Center for Innovations in Care at Missouri Baptist Medical Center, interviews global expert guests about the latest treatments, innovations and tips for people living with multiple sclerosis.
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Cancer Risk in MS (opens the original)
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Few conversations in the MS clinic generate as much anxiety as the one about cancer. Disease-modifying therapy labels can carry explicit malignancy warnings, and patients understandably arrive asking whether the drug meant to protect their brain might be putting the rest of their body at risk. What often goes unsaid is the other half of the story: several medications now used in MS started out as cancer drugs. Rituximab was a cornerstone of treatment for B-cell lymphoma, and cladribine was first
GLP-1s, Weight and Exercise in MS (opens the original)
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Maintaining a healthy weight may be particularly important in multiple sclerosis, as excess fat tissue can promote inflammation and contribute to other health conditions that may complicate MS. GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic and Mounjaro have transformed weight management, but could their benefits extend beyond weight loss? We explore emerging evidence that these medications may reduce inflammation, protect nerve cells, and possibly promote myelin repair, as well as clinical trials investigat
Caregiving in MS (opens the original)
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When multiple sclerosis enters a family, it doesn't just change the life of the person diagnosed. It reshapes the daily routines, roles, and futures of the people who love them. A spouse steps into new responsibilities, a child learns to help in ways their peers never will, and an entire household begins to adapt. These changes occur quietly, and often without recognition. Caregiving is one of the most essential pillars of the MS journey, and also one of the most invisible. This episode explores
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