Youth-centered approaches are needed to support self-management-related concerns for youth with multiple sclerosis during the transition to adult care.
Youth-centered approaches are needed to support self-management-related concerns for youth with multiple sclerosis during the transition to adult care.
Sexual and gender minority individuals with multiple sclerosis face additional challenges, including stigma, discrimination, and health care disparities, which can limit access to sexual health services, including family planning and gender-affirming care.
The 2-year, multidisciplinary, group-based, outpatient rehabilitation program similarly improved the performance of everyday activities in individuals with moderate and severe disability.
Youth-centered approaches are needed to support self-management-related concerns for youth with multiple sclerosis during the transition to adult care.