Join us on 20 September 2024 for ECTRIMS Patient Community Day – an exclusive, free event designed for individuals living with MOGAD, MS, NMOSD and related neurological conditions. Patient Community Day is an opportunity to learn about the latest research advancements directly impacting your ongoing care and treatment options. The programme will include engaging […]
The Human Collective Project (HCP) is TSF’s support group meeting offered to anyone who has been affected/impacted by NMOSD/MOGAD. The program came into existence during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, when most NMOSD/MOGAD felt particularly isolated and vulnerable to the coronavirus as immunosuppressed/immunocompromised members of society. The isolation many of us experienced […]
The Human Collective Project (HCP) est la réunion du groupe de soutien de TSF offerte à toute personne affectée par la NMOSD ou la MOGAD. Le programme a vu le jour au plus fort de la pandémie de COVID-19 en 2020, lorsque la plupart des patients NMOSD/MOGAD se sentaient particulièrement isolés et vulnérables au coronavirus […]
TSF is pleased to provide the Iranian neurology community around the globe with another lecture and case discussion: NMOSD Treatments led by Prof. Romain Marignier, neuroimmunologist and global NMOSD/MOGAD expert. We invite clinicians & researchers from all over the world to join this important discussion. This series is being organized by Prof. Mohammad Ali Sahraian […]
Expert:innen informieren über Diagnose und Therapie derNMOSD (Neuromyelitis optica-Spektrum-Erkrankungen) und MOGAD (MOG-Antikörpervermittelte Erkrankungen). Natürlich besteht ausgiebig Möglichkeit für Fragen und für den Austausch mit anderen Betroffenen.
TSF is coming to Miami! Are you an NMOSD/MOGAD patient, caregiver, clinician, nurse, researcher and/or advocate in Florida? You’re invited to our event on Saturday, October 5th at 11 AM at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort. Join us for a day of education, community, and fun to: Meet local NMOSD & MOGAD patients, caregivers and […]
The Human Collective Project (HCP) is TSF’s support group meetings offered to anyone who has been affected/impacted by NMOSD/MOGAD. The program came into existence during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 when most NMOSD/MOGAD felt particularly isolated and vulnerable to the coronavirus as immunosuppressed/immunocompromised members of society. The isolation many of us experienced […]
HCP is a great way to meet others in similar circumstances in this rare community; it is a safe space to laugh, cry, vent, share wins, etc. This program is driven and led by TSF Patient and Caregiver Ambassadors worldwide.
The Human Collective Project (HCP) is TSF’s support group meeting offered to anyone who has been affected/impacted by NMOSD/MOGAD. The program came into existence during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, when most NMOSD/MOGAD felt particularly isolated and vulnerable to the coronavirus as immunosuppressed/immunocompromised members of society. The isolation many of us experienced […]
In celebration of LGBT History Month, The Sumaira Foundation invites you to participate in our upcoming webinar, "Navigating NMOSD & MOGAD: Exploring the LGBTQIA+ Experience," featuring Dr. William Conte, head of the MS Center at Methodist Hospitals and Assistant Professor of Neurology at Indiana University, Nicolas Overton, NMOSD patient and TSF Ambassador of Florida and […]
TSF is pleased to provide the Iranian neurology community around the globe with another lecture and case discussion: Recent Findings on Retinal Changes in AQP4-NMOSD, MOGAD & DS cases led by Dr. Frederike Cosima Oertel, neuroimmunologist and NMOSD/MOGAD expert from Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany. We invite clinicians & researchers from all over the world to join […]
The Human Collective Project (HCP) est la réunion du groupe de soutien de TSF offerte à toute personne affectée par la NMOSD ou la MOGAD. Le programme a vu le jour au plus fort de la pandémie de COVID-19 en 2020, lorsque la plupart des patients NMOSD/MOGAD se sentaient particulièrement isolés et vulnérables au coronavirus […]
