Past Podcast Episodes

As technology advances at an ever increasing rate, it's speeding up the pace of scientific discovery. In this week's podcast, we're looking at new tech tools — smartphone apps, desktop programs, and mobile technology — that will change the way you manage MS fatigue, anxiety, foot drop, MS rehab, and more.

And you'll meet this week's guest, Jayce Riley, an MS Road Warrior who is preparing to ride his bike 3,785 miles across the United States to honor his late mother, and raise money for MS research.

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MS State Action Day in California :20

Online Therapy Manages MS Fatigue 3:17

FDA Approves Mobile App For LG 300 Go Rehab System 7:31

Generational Differences In Healthcare 10:35

There's a New Online Resource For People With MS 12:57

Interview with Jayce Riley 16:19

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LINKS
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Elevida Online Therapy Clinical Trial Results

FDA Approves Mobile App for LG 300 Go System

Generational Trends in Healthcare

MyMS Smartphone App Study Registration

National MS Society

MS Path 2 Care

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RealTalk MS Episode 27
Guests: Jayce Riley
Hosted By: Jon Strum

Tags: MS, multiple sclerosis, Elevida, MS fatigue, LG300 Go, My Bioness, MyMS, MS Path 2 Care, MS podcast, RealTalk MS

My podcast guest Stephanie Buxhoeveden was diagnosed with MS when she was 25 years old, working as a neurosurgical ICU nurse. Today, Stephanie is a board-certified Multiple Sclerosis Nurse, she is a Nurse Practitioner and she is the Co-Director of the MS Comprehensive Care Center where she has also been a patient.

Stephanie will share some of her experiences and observations from the dual perspective of someone who is a medical specialist who treats patients with MS, and also someone who lives with MS.

We're also talking about the results of the very first clinical trial to demonstrate a slowing in the progression of disability in secondary progressive MS. We'll tell you about a new Canadian study that shows a clear connection between depression and physical disability in MS. And we'll talk about the kind of information that California's new prescription drug price transparency bill is revealing.

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:18 MS Awareness — It's A 12-Month Campaign

3:01 New Drug Slows Disability Progression in Secondary Progressive MS

4:09 Study Shows Depression Impacts MS Physical Disability

6:42 Drug Price Transparency Law in California Begins to Reveal Real Information

8:49 Interview with Stephanie Buxhoeveden

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LINKS
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Articles & Videos by Stephanie Buxhoeveden

GPS For Your MS: Initiating Your Wellness Journey

Emergency Preparedness

Facing the Emotional Symptoms of MS Together

TedX Talk: Thriving In The Face of Adversity

MS Path 2 Care

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RealTalk MS Episode 26
Guests: Stephanie Buxhoeveden, MSCN, FN-BC, MS Activist
Hosted By: Jon Strum

Tags: MS, multiple sclerosis, Stephanie Buxhoeveden, Siponimod, MS and depression, MS prescription drug prices, prescription drug price transparency, MS podcast, RealTalk MS

RealTalk MS Episode 27: Tech Tools To Manage MS

RealTalk MS Episode 26: Stephanie Buxhoeveden Is An MS Nurse Who Also Happens To Have MS