Lecture Topic: "Imaging a New Treatment Target in Multiple Sclerosis: Chronic Active Inflammation" Susan Gauthier, D.O., MPH Associate Professor of Clinical Neurology Weill Cornell Medical College

Topic: "The Impact of Nutrition on Immunity" Speaker: Dr. Nicholas Collins, Ph.D. A recording of this event will be posted to the Weill Cornell MS Center Website. Dial-In Information Please contact Romae Hylton-Gordon at roh4012@med.cornell.edu to register. Note: In person attendance is limited to 40 people, contact Romae to see if space is available.

Topic: "Exercise as Medicine in the Management of Multiple Sclerosis" Speaker: Jeff Young, MS Candidate, CSCS, ACSM-EIM A recording of this event will be posted to the Weill Cornell MS Center Website. Dial-In Information Please contact Romae Hylton-Gordon at roh4012@med.cornell.edu to register. Note: In person attendance is limited to 40 people, contact Romae to see if space is available.

Topic: “Neurogenic Bladder” Speaker: Dr. Bilal Chughtai, M.D. A recording of this event will be posted to the Weill Cornell MS Center Website.

Topic: “Brain Energy: The Metabolic Theory of Mental Illness” Speaker: Dr. Christopher Palmer, MD A recording of this event will be posted to the Weill Cornell MS Center Website.

Topic: "A Gut Feeling"— the link between the Microbiome and the Immune System in Multiple Sclerosis. Speaker: Dr. Azza Gadir, Ph.D. A recording of this event will be posted to the Weill Cornell MS Center Website.

Topic: "The Bumpy Road of MS: Adjusting to your new normal and maintaining health and well-being" Speaker: Dr. Lauren Strober, Ph.D. Dr. Strober is Assistant Director of Cognitive Health and Well-Being in the Center for Neuropsychology & Neuroscience Research at the Kessler Foundation, and Research Associate Professor in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Rutgers, New Jersey Medical School. Dr. Strober’s research focuses on issues pertaining to psychological well-being and quality of life for those living with multiple sclerosis.

"Strategies and Resources to Help Manage the High Cost of MS" Speaker: Sherry Perry This seminar will be live webcasted. A recording will be posted on the Weill Cornell MS Center website.

Lecture Topic: "CNS-derived Extracellular Messengars as Biomarkers and Messengers of Specific Lesion Activity in Multiple Sclerosis" Jennifer R. Linden Ph.D. Instructor in Neuroscience Weill Cornell Medical College

“Food, Health, and MS: Making sense of the often overwhelming and confusing recommendations to eat well with Multiple Sclerosis” Speaker: Mona Bostick, R.D.N., L.D.N., M.S.C.S. This seminar will be live webcasted. A recording will be posted on the Weill Cornell MS Center website.