Dr Laura Laslett
@lauralaslettphd.bsky.social
Alice's work shows that there are multiple distinct profiles of #pain in #MS, suggesting that pain in people living with Multiple Sclerosis is complex and might require tailored solutions
#MSResearchConf2025
#MSResearchConf2025
Dr Alice Saul captivated a full room of MS community members, plus many tuning in via livestream, at MS Australia’s #MSResearchConf2025, sharing her work on identifying pain type profiles in people with #MultipleSclerosis.
December 5, 2025 at 4:57 AM
Alice's work shows that there are multiple distinct profiles of #pain in #MS, suggesting that pain in people living with Multiple Sclerosis is complex and might require tailored solutions
#MSResearchConf2025
#MSResearchConf2025
Reposted by Dr Laura Laslett
What an incredible showing from @utas.edu.au Menzies and Tassie-based MS community members at MS Australia’s #MSResearchConf2025 in Brisbane! With the theme Causes | Care | Cures it was an inspiring few days of sharing #MultipleSclerosis research, knowledge, sparking ideas and building connections 🧠
December 5, 2025 at 3:51 AM
What an incredible showing from @utas.edu.au Menzies and Tassie-based MS community members at MS Australia’s #MSResearchConf2025 in Brisbane! With the theme Causes | Care | Cures it was an inspiring few days of sharing #MultipleSclerosis research, knowledge, sparking ideas and building connections 🧠
Multiple sclerosis costs Australians more than $3b each each and every year. Costs per person are going down (due to better treatment), but the number of people affected is going up.
#MSResearchConf2025 #MS #multiplesclerosis
#MSResearchConf2025 #MS #multiplesclerosis
"Multiple sclerosis is costing Australians more than $3b a year and number of people with MS up 77% since 2010" - Professor Bruce Taylor presents about the Health Economic Impact of MS in Australia report at MS Australia's Progress in MS Research Conference #MSResearchConf2025 #MS #multiplesclerosis
December 4, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Multiple sclerosis costs Australians more than $3b each each and every year. Costs per person are going down (due to better treatment), but the number of people affected is going up.
#MSResearchConf2025 #MS #multiplesclerosis
#MSResearchConf2025 #MS #multiplesclerosis
Poor #sleep leads to reduced work productivity in people living with #MS, and this happens via impacts of sleep on symptoms (but not the reverse)
How does sleep quality affect work productivity for Australians living with #MultipleSclerosis? Professor van der Mei from our MS Research Flagship shares key findings from her research, including the potential benefit of developing a sleep intervention, at #MSResearchConf2025
December 4, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Want to turbo charge your #science career with a #PhD? Find out if people living with #MS are ageing well in this project at @menzies-research.bsky.social
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Available projects for research degrees | University of Tasmania - Are people living with MS ageing well?
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common neurological disorder in yo...
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August 24, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Want to turbo charge your #science career with a #PhD? Find out if people living with #MS are ageing well in this project at @menzies-research.bsky.social
www.utas.edu.au/research/deg...
www.utas.edu.au/research/deg...
You can hear me talk about my research using wearable tech to look at #sleep and MS symptoms in people living with #MS here:
🎙️MS Australia's latest Raw Nerve podcast features our MS Research Flagship's @lauralaslettphd.bsky.social discussing her new Incubator Grant supporting research into the use of wearable tech to better understand sleep + symptom variability in people with #MS 👇
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2025 Incubator Grants: Novel research helping solve the MS puzzle - MS Australia
Jeremy Henderson and Dr Tennille Luker are joined by MS researchers, Dr Laura Laslett, Dr Monokesh Sen and Dr David Stacey, to discuss their new Incubator Grants, supporting their out-of-the-box ideas...
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August 5, 2025 at 6:42 AM
Thank you MS Australia for awarding me funding so that I can find out whether assessing #sleep and symptoms using smart watches and symptom trackers is acceptable and feasible to people living with #MS over longer periods of time.
🎉Congratulations to our MS Research Flagship's Dr @lauralaslettphd.bsky.social who has been awarded an MS Australia Incubator Grant. Laura is investigating whether smartwatches and the MySymptoMS app can effectively monitor sleep & symptoms in people with #multiplesclerosis over extended periods ⌚🛌
July 30, 2025 at 1:09 AM