Hispanic/Latinx MS Experience Program Series
Quarterly program series focused on the Hispanic/Latinx population and their unique needs. Click here to access this resource.
View ResourceQuarterly program series focused on the Hispanic/Latinx population and their unique needs. Click here to access this resource.
View ResourceQuarterly program series focused on the Black population and their unique needs. Click here to access this resource.
View ResourceInformación y videos sobre el efecto de la EM en las personas hispanas/latinas y los desafíos que enfrenta la comunidad hispana/latina con EM cuando se trata de atención médica…
View ResourceDr. Annette Okai discusses systemic bias and inequities in MS healthcare, particularly within the Black community, including lack of inclusion in clinical trials. She offers…
View ResourceUn documental premiado que presenta a pacientes hispanos/latinos con EM que viven en los EE. UU. y sus experiencias y perspectivas sobre la esclerosis múltiple. Se basa en…
View ResourceRecent research highlights a rising number of MS diagnoses among Black Americans, with many experiencing a more aggressive form of the disease. Dr. Mitzi Joi Williams explores…
View ResourceWebsite that spotlights MS patient advocates working to address health disparities, and the health equity activities and resources offered by MS patient advocacy organizations.…
View ResourceInformation and videos about the impact of MS on the Black community, and the importance of health equity and self-advocacy to optimize health outcomes for Black people diagnosed…
View ResourceEste seminario web en español profundiza en la influencia de la cultura en la experiencia de la EM al abordar los diversos efectos de la EM en la comunidad hispana. La Dra.…
View ResourceThis recorded webinar delves into the influence of culture on the MS experience by addressing the diverse effects of MS on the Hispanic community. Dr. Lilyana Amezcua examines…
View ResourceResearch indicates that African Americans with multiple sclerosis tend to have more diverse symptoms at diagnosis and a more aggressive disease course than Caucasians with MS. In…
View ResourceResearch shows that the African-American and Hispanic-American populations are more affected by MS than historically thought and may have different disease courses. In this…
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