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The European Committee for Treatment & Research in Multiple Sclerosis - the world's largest organisation dedicated to treatment & research in MS | #ECTRIMS
Basel, Schweiz
Joined July 2012
🎬 Direct from our Opening Session, enjoy a tribute to four decades of scientific progress, starting w/ the vision of one scientist, & ending with the #ECTRIMS2024 community we've built. 🍿 Now playing in a living room near you 👉 👉
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#Paediatric MS: One in 10 cases of #MS starts in childhood. Despite fast recovery from attacks, cognitive impairment & brain volume loss can appear early. Experts from @ucl and @uOttawa share their insights. Learn more in our new MS Research Spotlight:
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🧳Ready to join us for #ECTRIMS2025 in #Barcelona this September? Start your prep now to get the best hotel rooms before they're gone! Our official congress organiser has exclusive #hotel deals across the city for you. Book your 🏨 here:
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ICYMI: @InstitutCerveau researchers find that monocytes in individuals with #MS have a reduced capacity to phagocytose and process myelin debris, even when exposed to pro-regenerative signals. Learn more about this and other news in our MS Research Update:
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Did you miss the #ECTRIMS2024 on-demand sessions? 💡You can still catch up on the best and most distinguished research presented at ECTRIMS2024. 💻 Download the Best of ECTRIMS2024 Slide Decks here:
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🧳Ready for #ECTRIMS2025 in Barcelona? Securing the perfect hotel deal is just a click away! As we count down to the opening of conference registration, let us help you secure your accommodation early. 🎁Visit our website for exclusive hotel offers!
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🧠 What’s new in MS Research? Researchers from @InstitutCerveau reveal that monocytes in individuals with #MS have a reduced capacity to phagocytose and process myelin debris, even when exposed to pro-regenerative signals. Learn more:
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⏰ Time is ticking! Our on-demand sessions from #ECTRIMS2024 are available until Friday 31 January. After that, they'll go offline for a bit while we prepare them for our online library (don't worry, they'll resurface soon enough!) Access here: 🔗
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🧠 Once smoldering inflammation begins, neurons may undergo irreversible changes and eventually degenerate, explains Prof. @ManuelFriese from @UKEHamburg. Targeting this process is the next big challenge in #MS research. Read more here:
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🚀 Just 1 week left to explore #ECTRIMS2024 on-demand sessions! Dive into the latest in #MSResearch and neurology until 31 January. 🧠💡 Access cutting-edge insights today: 🔗 #Neurology
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🧠 What if we could prevent #neurodegeneration? Prof. Don Mahad from @EdinburghUni sheds light on the mitochondria's response to demyelination. Read more in our new #MS Research Spotlight:
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✈️ Heading to Barcelona for #ECTRIMS2025? 🛏️ Plan ahead and secure your accommodation early! We're making this quick and easy on our website. Grab amazing deals - book your Congress hotel now! ➡️
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"I think we really need biomarkers telling us, well, this is a patient having #fatigue," says Prof. Iris-Katharina Penner of University Hospital Bern. In our new #podcast, she and Dr. Anne-Laure Dubessy of @HopPitieSalpe discuss fatigue in #MS. 🎧 ➡️
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🆕 #podcast! Fatigue is a common symptom of #MS, impacting quality of life. Listen to Dr. Anne-Laure Dubessy of @HopPitieSalpe & Prof. Iris-Katharina Penner of University Hospital Bern discuss the challenges of managing #fatigue. Tune in now! ➡️
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🩺 Want to stay updated on the latest revisions to the McDonald #MS #diagnostic criteria? 💻 Visit our resource hub—your one-stop destination for the initial recommendations, revision process details, interviews, and more. 👉
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