Three-dimensional texture modified food printing for people with multiple sclerosis-related dysphagia
Brief summary This research explores the feasibility, acceptability, and implementation of 3D-printed texture-modified foods for individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) who experience dysphagia (chewing and swallowing difficulties). The project aims to identify facilitators and barriers to incorporating these innovative food options into MS diets, focusing on nutritional adequacy, sensory appeal, and practical considerations. The study […]
Collecting better data on sleep in people living with MS
Brief summary Measuring sleep well is not straightforward. In this study, we would like to work out how to best measure sleep in people with MS, and we would like to seek your feedback on the acceptability of different ways of measuring sleep. The different ways of measuring include using an activity monitor (a research […]
The Multiple Sclerosis Australian Women’s Midlife Years (MS-AMY) Study
Researchers at Monash University are undertaking a study to understand the physical health and psychological, sexual and socioeconomic wellbeing of Australian midlife women living with MS. The team wants to assess the contribution of common midlife circumstances, including the impact of menopause, on the quality of life of women living with MS. Surprisingly very little […]
STRONG-MS: Bone health and muscle health in MS
This study is a randomised controlled trial evaluating ONERO™. This is a High-intensity Resistance and Impact Training (HiRIT) exercise intervention that has potential benefits for bone health and muscle strength in people with (MS). Qualified physiotherapists will supervise balance exercises, impact movements and weightlifting in twice-weekly, 30-minute sessions. Participation involves a total of 24 months. […]