Mollii-Suit – Judgment of the Munich Social Court from November 2024
I don’t want to come across as a know-it-all at this point. But after my
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Mollii-Suit – Judgment of the Munich Social Court from November 2024
I don’t want to come across as a know-it-all at this point. But after my remarks on the Mollii Suit have caused excitement, I would like to briefly address the most recent court rulings on
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Pregnancy and Highly Effective MS Therapy
I have posted several articles on the topic of pregnancy and MS, to which I would also like to refer here (e.g. Pregnancy and breastfeeding). There were now some interesting news on this topic at
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Video: Evidence-Based Medicine versus Alternative Methods
Where does conventional medicine end, where do alternative healing methods begin? This article and video deal with evidence-based medicine, alternative methods and the role of the psyche in the development of MS. Prof. Mathias Mäurer
Continue readingNew Findings on BTKi – the Tolebrutinib Study Program
At this year’s ECTRIMS Meeting in Copenhagen, the data from the study program of the Bruton-Tyrosine-Kinase (BTK) inhibitor Tolebrutinib was presented. And what can I say – fortunately there were positive news this time.
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Updating the MS Diagnosis Criteria (McDonald Criteria)
The MS diagnostic criteria are primarily important for us doctors, as they provide a kind of guide on how to assemble clinical, imaging and laboratory findings for the diagnosis of MS. However, changes to the
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2025
The year is drawing to a close – time to say thank you to my readers who regularly follow this blog and enrich it with their suggestions and comments. And time to look at the
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Vitamin D – Final Act?!
The role of vitamin D in Multiple Sclerosis is still controversially discussed. There is no doubt that vitamin D is a risk factor for susceptibility to MS. However, convincing studies that prove that the supplementation
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HIV, HIV Medications and Multiple Sclerosis
In this video, Prof. Mäurer explores the question of whether there is a connection between HIV and Multiple Sclerosis, or whether HIV drugs can be used to treat Multiple Sclerosis. Please consider using the automated
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Termination of Therapy
There is broad consensus that MS therapy should start as early as possible. However, for people with MS, the question of how long MS therapy should be continued and when it can be safely stopped
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The Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) – Facts and Considerations Regarding Vaccination (3)
The Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) persists for life in the human body after a primary infection. Most often, the infection has no consequences, but the virus can also cause severe illness and is associated with the
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