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In episode three of Gulf News and Novartis’ vodcast series, MS Talks – Keep Moving Forward, the focus is on the importance of the relationship between the MS patient and their doctor. Host of the series Muna Al Harbi – who has plenty of experience with this crucial dynamic due to being a MS patient herself – speaks to Dr Ahmed Shatila, Consultant Neurologist at Shaikh Shakhbout Medical City in Abu Dhabi.
In episode three, we look at the importance of the relationship between the MS patient and their doctor. Muna – who has plenty of experience with this crucial dynamic due to being a MS patient herself – speaks to Dr Ahmed Shatila, Consultant Neurologist at Shaikh Shakhbout Medical City in Abu Dhabi. In the podcast, he explains that although consulting a neurologist for the first time usually fills MS patients with apprehension, this is the time to ask as many questions as possible – knowledge being truly empowering.
In the second episode of the five-part GN vodcast series, MS Talks – Keep Moving Forward, host and inspiring multiple sclerosis patient Muna Al Harbi dives deeper into the disease itself, speaking to Dr Jihad Inshasi, a Professor of Neurology at the Bay Medical College and a Consultant Neurologist at Rashid Hospital, Dubai Health Authority. He explains what multiple sclerosis is, how it strikes, and dispels some common misunderstandings.
In the first episode of this five-part GN vodcast, MS Talks – Keep Moving Forward, host and inspiring MS patient Muna Al Harbi described her journey from the despair of diagnosis to learning to live – and thrive – with her condition. In the second episode she dives deeper into the disease itself, speaking to Dr Jihad Inshasi, a Professor of Neurology at the Bay Medical College and a Consultant Neurologist at Rashid Hospital, Dubai Health Authority – who explains what multiple sclerosis is, how it strikes, and dispels some common misunderstandings.
The 36th MLK Jr. Day Observance starts online at 10 a.m. Monday and brings together community leaders, choirs and speakers.