Momentum – the MS Otago Newsletter December 2017
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Hi all, Just to let you all know that our call in day has changed from Fridays to Tuesdays, as both Valerie and Serena are in the office on this day.
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The Day Room which is located at 8 Baker Street, Caversham, DUNEDIN is available to hire for your next board meeting, training session, group meetings, or function. This versatile inviting room can be set up in a variety of individual needs; seating is currently available for a maximum of 50 people. Our venue is completely …
In this research, we wish to investigate if interventions to increase physical activity are acceptable and beneficial to people with multiple sclerosis living in a rural area. The interventions will be delivered by a physiotherapist at the person’s home (face-to-face AND on-line). The intervention lasts for 24 weeks. Following the intervention, we will measure physical …
The New Zealand Multiple Sclerosis Research Trust (“NZMSRT”) today announces it has received a combined $900,000 investment portfolio as founding capital for the Trust. A $600,000 portfolio has been transferred from the Multiple Sclerosis Society of New Zealand and a $300,000 portfolio from the Multiple Sclerosis Auckland Region Trust. The Research Trust has been established …
New hope is on the horizon for sufferers of multiple sclerosis. A researcher at Wellington’s Victoria University is leading a trial testing two commonly used antipsychotic medications in secondary progressive MS. One-third of MS sufferers are affected by the form of the disease, for which there is no effective treatment. It can cause significant life-long …
Our friends at the University of Otago – Physiotherapy Department need your help. They are looking to recruit four participants but they do need to have a registered rural delivery address and to live within a 50km radius of Dunedin City. Bahram Sangelaji is a PhD student working with the team at the University of …
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