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Vitality - May

Hello,

Welcome to the May edition of Vitality.

This month we explore the recently launched MS Nurse Care in Australia Report compiled by MS Australia. We also catch up with Professor Moira Sim to talk about the SPIN research program at Edith Cowan University, funded by MSWA.

Until the next edition, take care.

 
 

This Month in Research

 
 
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We chatted with Professor Moira Sim from ECU to explore the entire SPIN research program.

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MSWA are proud to have participated in research published by MSA, supporting the importance of the role MS nurses play. The MS Nurse Care Report has just launched.

Read MS Nurse Care Report

 
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The first participant has been enrolled in a new clinical trial testing whether an antihistamine in combination with diabetes medication may promote repair of myelin sheath in people with MS.

Read more

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Effectiveness of yoga therapy for migraine: A meta-analysis of randomized controlled studies.

Source: Journal of Clinical Neuroscience

Read more

 

Researchers are working around Australia and the globe to better understand neurological conditions and their causes, seeking new or better treatments and ultimately, cures. Get further details on current research projects and exciting discoveries in the field of neurological research.

Browse research articles

 

Stay Connected

 
 
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What's new?
From meditation and mindfulness, to spreading ‘Yappy’ness with your pets online, check out our new support groups and programs.

See what's new

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Peer Coffee Catch-ups
Connect with others who live with MS over a coffee at our monthly catch-ups at various locations around WA.

See the locations

 
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Mindfulness & Meditation Group
Commencing in June 2022 in the Rockingham/Baldivis area. Spaces will be limited.

Express your interest

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MS and Other Neuro Conditions Carer Support Group
Our monthly sessions welcome carers of people with any neurological condition.

Get further details

 
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Northam MS Peer Support Group
If you're in the Wheatbelt region and living with a neurological condition, join us at the Bridgeley Community Centre.

Find out more

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Neuro Carer Group - Life-limiting Conditions
Caring for someone with a life-limiting condition? Get support and guidance from MSWA counsellors.

Tell me more

 
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Rockingham Carer Group
If you're a carer based in the Peel region, join us when we meet on the first Thursday of each month at a Rockingham community venue.

Register my interest

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"Yappy Hour"
Spread some 'Yappy'ness with our new online group for you and your pets.

Learn more

 

MSWA holds a variety of events throughout the year for people living with a neurological condition, their families and carers. These range from physical exercise, to meditation, stress management and social interaction.

Browse all programs, workshops and events

 

Get Involved

 
 
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Click here or click the image above to learn about the Mindpod system.

You are invited to participate in a research project, which is part of the Systematic Profiling in Neurological Conditions (SPIN) study. This project seeks to examine the feasibility of a contemporary gaming environment in people with MS.

If you’re interested in participating, click the button below.

Find out more
 
 
All Abilities Night - Friday 3rd December

Are you interested in undertaking a survey on health and e-health literacy (the ability to find, understand, and use online and offline health information)?

For further information, read the Health Literacy Project brochure. Complete the survey by clicking the button below.

Complete the survey
 
 

Share Your Stories

 
 

If you have an interesting story you would like to share with our readers, we would love to hear from you.

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