Join us and Professor Dame Helen Danesh-Meyer, DNZM, FRSNZ, FRANZCO, International authority in Neuro-opthalmology speaking on Vision Research Foundation study to investigate whether people with MS show distinctive patterns of eye movements – an ocular “signature” – that reflect disease activity and response to treatment. The study currently running in Auckland only, aims to determine whether eye tracking can provide a rapid, non-invasive way to monitor MS, complementing existing clinical and imaging assessments.
Hear about this exciting research – who can take part – what’s involved? – what does the study hope to achieve?
Remyelination, the ability to repair damage in MS, is widely viewed as the next major step forward in the treatment of MS. Hear latest advances and trial results. Date: 7th April Time: 7pm Location: Online Cost: Free
