RealTalk MS6 Aug 2019

Episode 101: With Charcot Award Recipient Professor Catherine Lubetzki

The Charcot Award recognizes lifetime achievement in outstanding research into the understanding and treatment of MS. My guest is Professor Catherine Lubetzki, this year's recipient of the Charcot Award. Professor Lubetzki is being recognized for her very significant contributions to better understanding the underlying disease processes of MS, and her groundbreaking work in furthering our understanding of demylenation and remylenation. Professor Lubetzki is a professor of Neurology at Sorbonne University and head of the department of neurological diseases at Salpetriere Hospital, where she also coordinates the Salpetriere Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Research Center. We're also talking about the research team that identified the specific brain cells that MS destroys. We'll tell you about a new oral disease modifying-therapy for relapsing-remitting MS that's making its way to market. And we'll tell you about the research team that has created a "predictive profile" that identifies who will likely be diagnosed with aggressive MS. We'll tip you off about the specific cognitive functions that are affected by MS depression. And we have lots of news for and about MS caregivers.

We have a lot to talk about. Are you ready for RealTalk MS??!

___________ International Research Team Identifies Which Brain Specific Brain Cells are Destroyed by MS 2:04

Oral DMT Pronesimod Moves Closer to FDA Approval 5:29

Early Clinical Markers Are Clues to Aggressive MS 7:20

MS Depression Affects Specific Cognitive Functions 11:18

Laws are Changing for Family Caregivers 12:48

My Work with Embracing Carers and Time Counts 16:29

My Interview with Professor Catherine Lubetzki 19:06

Have a Minute? Leave Us a Rating & Review! 29:59

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STUDY: Nueronal Vulnerability and Multilineage Diversity in Multiple Sclerosis

Jansenn Reports Positive Top-Line Phase 3 Results for Ponesimod in Adults with Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis

STUDY: Early Clinical Markers of Aggressive Multiple Sclerosis

STUDY: Dissociable Cognitive Patterns Related to Depression and Anxiety in Multiple Sclerosis

VIDEO: Jon's Caregiving Story

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RealTalk MS Episode 101
Hosted By: Jon Strum
Guest: Professor Catherine Lubetzki

Tags: MS, MultipleSclerosis, mssociety, MSResearch, MSIntFederation, caregiving, EmbracingCarers, EMDSerono

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