MS Center Information and Education
Please find information about our MS Center Education Series and other useful information below. If you are looking for information about our clinic, please visit the MS Center Clinic website.
2024 MS Center Monthly Patient Program
UW MS Center hosts monthly patient program, 3rd Wednesday of the month with a variety of topics and speakers.
17-Jan Kayla Hammond, DPT, OCS
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy: Bladder and Bowel Health with Multiple Sclerosis
21-Feb Eugene May, MD
Managing Vision Problems in MS
20-Mar Divya Arya,
MD Understanding DMT Agents and Their Role in MS Treatment
17-Apr Gloria Hou, MD
Multidisciplinary Teams
15-May Carlene Deits-Lebehn, PhD
Communicating about MS
12-Jun Yuji Wang, MD
A to Z vitamins, Supplements and Herbals
17-Jul Mike Persenaire, MD
Smoldering MS
21-Aug Sarah Simmons, MD
Evidence for Exercise
18-Sep Annette Wundes, MD
What Does an MRI Tell about My MS
16-Oct Roy Shuvro, MD
Progressive MS
20-Nov Bevan Davis, ARNP & Caroline Walker, ARNP
Relapse -What to Do When My MS Symptoms Are Worse
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MS Workbook
The MS Workbook is a comprehensive guide to help you manage fatigue and weakness, cope with pain, get the most out of your health care system, combat anxiety and depression, optimize your activity level, create a career and financial plan, maintain intimacy with your partner, and gain support from family, friends, and your community. It is available as a FREE resource online at:
http://msrrtc.washington.edu/info/msworkbook
Participate in UW Medicine's Multiple Sclerosis Research (Voluntary)
Did you know that UW researchers, including many of your providers, have been among the nation’s leaders in MS research for over 40 years?
The MS Center has a very active research program covering a wide variety of topics, ranging from learning about quality of life, symptoms, and experiences; to developing and testing approaches (medical and nonpharmacologic) for improving symptom management and patient well-being; to participating in large pharmaceutical trials.
We are currently recruiting for participants on the following topics:
– New diagnosis
– Exercise
– Cognition
– Fatigue
– Pain
– Falls
– Aging with physical disabilities
– Medication/drug trials
If you are interested in any of these topics, please ask to speak to a member of our research team today or call the clinic at 206-598-3344 to speak to the research staff by phone!
