Researchers encourage clinicians to instill self-efficacy in patients with MS and promote adaptive coping skills to improve well-being and clinical outcomes.
Read MoreRecognizing that the real-world MS treatment decisions are impacted by sex-related factors may help avoid MS care disparities, according to a study published in the Journal of Neurology. Harald Hegen, MD, PhD, and colleagues...
Read MoreMobile health technology was positively evaluated by patients with MS and found to be feasible, according to a study published in Sclerosis. Annibale Antonioni, MD, and colleagues sought to synthesize “evidence about smartphone...
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Praying for a one-step solution for physician burnout is human nature but also a trap.
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Although trained to avoid discussing religion, physicians can engage with patients who initiate these conversations. Here’s how to best handle such situations.
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