• The A.D.A.M.S Study A Study Of MS And Genetics

  • Nov 12 2021
  • Length: 17 mins
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The A.D.A.M.S Study A Study Of MS And Genetics

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  • *********************************** Ben is a trainee neurologist in East London and a researcher at Queen Mary University of London. His PhD project - the ADAMS study - is aiming to decipher how genes contribute to MS risk in people from non-European ancestries.  Follow Ben here : https://bit.ly/3kqL0eM What is the ADAMS study? We are doing a study to understand how genes cause Multiple Sclerosis in people from different ancestral backgrounds. If you would like to participate click this link : https://bit.ly/3n8L4BE You can find the MS Society’s summary of the project here. Ruth Dobson and Ben Jacobs write up about Ethnicity and MS for the 'Advances in Clinical Neuroscience and Rehabilitation' journal - you can read it here.   *********************************** Sick and Sickening is a Bi-weekly Podcast. ⁣Hosted by the Multiple Sclerosis Fashionista follow them on : https://bit.ly/3gAatQH They are A MS Warrior advocating for Inclusion in the health sector. Disabled Blogger & Health & Sex Advocate. Podcast Host of https://bit.ly/3DiaMJX The Chronically Fabulous Podcast Sharing The Stories of Chronic Illness Warriors #WeAreNotInvisible *********************************** Disclaimer: By no means are the conversations on Sick and Sickening an alternative to medical advice. Please contact your health care advisor before changing or adding to your personal care routine . ⁣ ***********************************
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