Talking About Ms
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 1:21:42
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Synopsis
Talking about MS is a new podcast series for people living with MS. In each episode, specialist MS nurses share their thoughts about different aspects of multiple sclerosis with MSology editor Steven Manners.
Episodes
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Series 2 - Talking about Switching Therapies
26/10/2019 Duration: 14minIn the second podcast series, MSology editor Steven Manners explores the topic of switching MS medications with Dr. Daniel Selchen and Alexandra Roll from the MS clinic at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto.
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Talking about relapses and pseudorelapses
25/04/2019 Duration: 11minIn this series, nurses explain different MS symptoms and provide tips on how to cope with them. Listen to Canadian MS expert nurses Josée Poirier and Naomi Akazawa talk about relapses and pseudorelapses with MSology Editor, Steven Manners.
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Talking about balance problems
11/04/2019 Duration: 11minIn this series, nurses explain different MS symptoms and provide tips on how to cope with them. Listen to Canadian MS expert nurses Janet Brown and Peggy Cook talk about MS balance problems with MSology Editor, Steven Manners.
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Talking about MS pain
28/03/2019 Duration: 17minIn this series, nurses explain different MS symptoms and provide tips on how to cope with them. Listen to Canadian MS expert nurses Lynn McEwan and Colleen Harris talk about MS pain with MSology Editor, Steven Manners.
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Talking about muscle stiffness
14/03/2019 Duration: 12minIn this series, nurses explain different MS symptoms and provide tips on how to cope with them. Listen to Canadian MS expert nurses Jill Nelson and Bonnie Blain talk about muscle stiffness with MSology Editor, Steven Manners.
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Talking about MS fatigue
24/02/2019 Duration: 13minIn this series, nurses explain different MS symptoms and provide tips on how to cope with them. Listen to Canadian MS expert nurses Sheryl Clarke, Toronto, and Shirley MacGowan, Saskatoon talk about MS fatigue with MSology Editor, Steven Manners.