Jenn sites with Neuroimmunologist and Yale professor Dr. Sharon Stoll
Dr. Sharon Stoll is a board-certified neurologist, neuroimmunologist, and assistant professor in the Department of Neurology at Yale School of Medicine. She is also a medical editor, correspondent, and someone who lives with multiple sclerosis herself.
In this episode, Dr. Stoll shares her unique perspective on going from treating MS to living with it, the groundbreaking MS research she’s leading, and how she’s training the next generation of neurologists to better understand and care for people with multiple sclerosis.
Tune in for an inspiring and insightful conversation that blends medical expertise with personal experience—offering valuable takeaways for anyone interested in MS care, research, and advocacy.
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Jenn sits with neurologist and media sensation Dr. Aaron Boster
Aaron Boster, MD, is a board-certified neurologist specializing in MS and related central nervous system inflammatory disorders. He decided to become an MS doctor at age 12 as he watched his uncle Mark suffer from the disease in an era before treatment was available.
Join them as they talk about the importance of discussing difficult-to broach topics, the benefits of a comprehensive care team, and what Dr. Boster sees as the next game-changing news for the MS community.
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Jenn sits with neuroimmunologist Dr. Brandon Beaber
Brandon Beaber, MD, is a neuroimmunologist and MS specialist based at Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles. He’s amassed more than 36,000 followers on YouTube by using engaging imagery to break down some of the more complicated facets of MS for those living with the condition.
Join them as they discuss the varied nature of MS, aging with the disease, and potential clinical trials for those over 55.
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Jenn sits with MS News Today columnist Ben Hofmeister
Ben Hofmeister was diagnosed with primary progressive MS in 2014, ending a 22-year career in the U.S. Army as both a Ranger and Green Beret. After being inspired by the writing of others with MS, he decided to add his own voice to the community.
Listen in as they discuss how to live a fun and fulfilling life with a serious disease, how writing helps Ben with his own MS, and what inspires him to keep giving it his best.
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Jenn sits with MS influencer Damian Washington
Damian Washington is an actor, comedian, voiceover guru, and MS influencer with more than 5,000 followers on his YouTube channel, NoStressMS. His content creation and comedic take on MS have made him a mainstay in the MS community.
Join the two as they discuss the power of laughter and levity, the capitulation of Damian’s own MS journey, and his passion for helping others navigate their lives with levity and love.
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Multiple Sclerosis News Today seeks to fill an unmet need in healthcare news journalism by providing patients and their families with a reliable news journal on MS that they can engage with on a daily basis for the latest news and MS resources.
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