If your child has recently been diagnosed with a neuro-immune condition, this is a stressful time for your family. You are being given lots of new information and you probably have a long list of questions. All of the members of our team in the Pediatric Neuro-immunology Program are here to help.
You may also want to visit our patients resources website, which offers information on the wide array of support services available to families at Boston Children’s Hospital.
In this episode of After the Diagnosis presented by the Neuroscience Family Advisory Council at Boston Children's, we focused on opsoclonus-myoclonus syndrome, Hospital. Watch as Mark Gorham, MD; Kitty Petty MA, MEd, LMHC; and Jessiree Pena explain OMS treatment options and recovery.
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In this year-in-review from the Network of Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis Centers (NPMSC), researchers and clinicians are learning more about pediatric-onset MS and how best to treat it, with the goal of discovering pathways that lead to cures.
Download this booklet to learn more about studies improving outcomes for pediatric MS patients and read about the patients that are thriving despite their diagnosis.
