Tag: diagnosis
Improve MS diagnosis
Many people with MS experience delays in diagnosis and are often misdiagnosed. Consider what can be done to improve awareness and improve early diagnosis.
Mejorar la concientización de esclerosis múltiple en África con jóvenes neurólogos a la cabeza
MSIF Du Pré grants support the development of MS healthcare expertise
Nueva campaña del Día Mundial de la Esclerosis Múltiple
Diagnosis theme for World MS Day 2024-2025
¿Es esclerosis múltiple u otra cosa?
Global MS experts update recommendations for the differential diagnosis of MS
Global barriers to MS diagnosis
Importance of training and education for healthcare professionals is highlighted in new publication
Brújula EM de Uruguay
Esclerosis Múltiple Uruguay creates a digital tool to help people understand and live better with MS.
Diagnóstico: hacerlo pronto y bien
Diagnosis of MS is getting faster and more efficient but new research suggests there are still ways to improve diagnosis
Los síntomas de la EM pueden comenzar cinco años antes del diagnóstico
Canadian research shows people with MS are more likely than the general population to visit a doctor or hospital in the years leading up to an MS diagnosis.
Reajustar el diagnóstico en las personas con EM
Expert panel publishes revised criteria for MS diagnosis
Un nuevo biomarcador potencial para el diagnóstico de la EM
A new small study has discovered molecules in the blood that are specific to people with MS, and can distinguish between relapsing remitting and progressive MS.
El director ejecutivo de MS Research Australia celebra el importante papel de las nuevas tecnologías para transformar la vida de las personas que tienen esclerosis múltiple
Matthew Miles, Chief Executive of MS Research Australia, shared insights on how technology is revolutionising research, treatment, diagnosis, and more
EM Irlanda actúa
MS Ireland launches two major new publications on early treatment and diagnosis of MS
Diagnóstico
Neurologists carry out a number of tests to find out whether someone has MS.