Contributors to Fatigue in MS — an MS Video from Aaron Boster, MD
Jan. 14, 2018 – a Video by Aaron Boster, MD Fatigue is one of the most common and complex symptoms…
The invisible symptoms of multiple sclerosis – a Video discussion by Aaron Boster, MD
January 13, 2018 MS is sometimes referred to as an “invisible illness.” Many of the more debilitating symptoms of multiple…
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Nine Hole Peg Test (9HPT) – a Boster’s MS Corner, video
January 2018 MS Views and News is MAKING an IMPACT for those, affected by Multiple Sclerosis MS Views and News provides beneficial…
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Tysabri-associated Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML)
Discussed by Aaron Boster, MD What is PML, what causes it, and the risk factors for infection associated with taking…
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What has Science taught us about Cann@bis and Multiple Sclerosis?
Created by Aaron Boster, MD December 25, 2017 Dr. B reviews what we have learned from scientific studies as it…
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Video: Nashville 2017- – Adaptive exercises for strengthening, balance and fighting fatigue
Living Beyond MS- Effective Communication with Your Healthcare Team 1st Guest Speaker: Jeffrey Segal, BS, NSCA-CPT, CSCS, CPTS – Personal…
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Video: An EMPOWERING Discussion by Heidi Crayton, MD of Neurology about Shared Decision making & more
MS education program: 08.24.17 in Greenbelt, MD Presenter: Heidi Crayton, MD of Neurology Listen to a Very Interesting discussion from…
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Boster Video: “Who’s driving your car?” Living your best life, despite having a chronic condition.
Dr.B discusses living your best life despite having a chronic condition. He challenges you to conceptually think of MS as…
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What is “Therapeutic Lag”? Why does it matter when treating Multiple Sclerosis?
Dr.B discusses the concept of therapeutic lag and its relevance when assessing the efficacy of MS disease modifying therapies. MS…
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20 Tips & Tricks to Tackle Depression in Multiple Sclerosis
Depression is twice as likely amongst people with Multiple Sclerosis as compared to the general population. Depression “colors everything gray”…
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