Menopause, cognition, and MS
April 5, 2023
The proportion of female MS patients who will go through menopause constitue a significant number. Cognitive disturbances such as brain fog, lack of focus as well as memory loss are some of the most common complaints during the menopausal period with a high prevalence which impacts personal life and work of even healthy women.A recent paper underscores that cognitive decline is greater in older MS patients compared to older healthy individuals, providing evidence that the combination of aging...
MS and cognition and early Cardiovascular Disease
March 3, 2023
Multiple sclerosis is a lifelong disease with genetic and environmental influences.The clinical symptoms and progression of symptoms vary between individuals.Leg weakness and ambulatory difficulties predominate in patient’s minds and are the most difficult problem for some.Other patients will struggle with cognitive abilities and fatigue. Disease modifying therapy has been demonstrated to prevent acute relapses which has helped with progression of motor disability scores at least in short term...
Navigating MS Together
February 1, 2023
Hi, my name is Romae, and I recently joined the team of providers at the Weill Cornell Multiple Sclerosis Center as your new patient navigator. I am elated to be a part of your support system and I look forward to enhancing your care. The more support you have, the easier it becomes to navigate the complexity of our healthcare system. During my time at the MS Center, I’ve realized the importance of advocating on your behalf which will require a multifaceted approach that will address your...
