Cognitive changes are common in multiple sclerosis, but they are often less visible and less openly discussed than physical symptoms.
In this webinar, Professor Hanneke Hulst, Director, Centre for Brain Research, University of Auckland, discusses with host Brett Drummond five key things to know about cognition in MS:
- How often cognitive changes occur
- When they can appear
- What they may feel like in everyday life
- How cognition can be measured
- What people with MS can do to support their cognitive health
This session is designed to validate the experiences of those living with MS and provide a clear, scientific roadmap for managing cognitive health.
Watch it here: https://msakl.org.nz/guide/cognition-in-ms/
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