Authors








Ben Thrower, MD

Latest:

Outcomes of Comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis Care: A Pilot Comparison of Intensive, Integrated, and Usual Care Approaches

A short, intense, comprehensive program can provide education and training that can lead to more confidence in disease management for people with multiple sclerosis.














Rob Heard, PhD

Latest:

Variables Associated with Self-Reported Language Impairment in Multiple Sclerosis

Self-reported language impairment in MS can be predicted by self-reported cognitive impairment, speech and voice impairment, yes/no response to a binary question on presence of language impairment, group membership and participation, and negative effect on quality of life.




Freddie Van Eijsden, CCC-SLP

Latest:

Experiences of Word-Finding Difficulties in Multiple Sclerosis: A Qualitative Interview Study

People with multiple sclerosis report that even minor word-finding difficulties, which may manifest as substitutions or prolonged pauses for search, can impact their ability to engage in everyday communication.





Herbert Karpatkin, DSc, PT, NCS

Latest:

Cooling Vests Improve 6-Minute Walk Test Performance in People With Multiple Sclerosis: A Randomized Crossover Trial

The use of cooling vests may limit the effects of thermosensitivity in people with multiple sclerosis, as evidenced by improved 6-minute walk test performance compared with an uncooled condition.