MS in depth
A course on how multiple sclerosis works, how it is diagnosed and measured, what causes it and how its treatments work. It is written at the depth of a clinical training course, with every technical term explained in the margin, and each lesson ends with what research is doing on its topic now.
Start module 112 modules · 36 lessons · about 2.3 hours
Module 1
Nerves and myelin
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Module 2
The immune system in MS
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Module 3
Lesions and pathology
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Module 4
Attacks and progression
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Module 5
Diagnosis
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Module 6
Imaging in depth
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Module 7
Biomarkers and measures
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Module 8
Causes and genetics
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Module 9
Who gets MS
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Module 10
Conditions that resemble MS
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Module 11
How treatments work
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- 1.What a treatment has to do
- 2.Biologics and small molecules
- 3.From an idea to an approved medicine
- 4.The first medicines: interferon beta and glatiramer acetate
- 5.Keeping immune cells out of the brain
- 6.Removing B cells
- 7.Calming and slowing immune cells
- 8.Resetting the immune system
- 9.Reaching inflammation inside the brain
- 10.Treating relapses and symptoms
- 11.What the medicines have taught us
Module 12
History and where we stand
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