Dr. Erin Longbrake, an assistant professor in neuromunology, dives deep into the complexities of multiple sclerosis. She sheds light on how T cells and gray matter damage play crucial roles in the disease's pathology. The conversation also covers the significant influence of genetic and environmental factors, including lifestyle and infections. Additionally, Dr. Longbrake discusses critical diagnostic methods, from imaging techniques to lumbar punctures, and addresses common misconceptions about MS, providing clarity on this often-misunderstood condition.
