Robert W. Motl, PhD

Home-based, structured exercise training is feasible and acceptable for people with multiple sclerosis who use wheelchairs.

The management of walking impairment and fatigue may be appropriate for improving physical health-related quality of life among Black and White people with multiple sclerosis.

Arterial stiffness is associated with aging, obesity, comorbidities, and cardiovascular disease in the general population and needs to be further studied in people with multiple sclerosis.

This paper describes participant outreach and recruitment strategies for an ongoing, remotely delivered, culturally tailored exercise training program for African American individuals with multiple sclerosis.

In this study examining the relationships between restless legs syndrome (RLS) symptoms and cognitive function in adults with multiple sclerosis and RLS, worse overall RLS severity was associated with slower processing speed and worse memory.