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BeewellwithMS podcast by Dr Agne Straukiene

BeewellwithMS podcast by Dr Agne Straukiene

Dr Agne Straukiene 101 episodes Nov 8, 2026

The BeeWellWithMS Podcast, hosted by Dr. Agne Straukiene, a neurologist specializing in Multiple Sclerosis, aims to empower those affected by MS with knowledge and practical tools. Through expert interviews and personal stories, it covers MS management, treatment guidelines, mental health, and lifestyle optimization. The podcast bridges the gap between science and daily life, fostering resilience and hope.

Episodes

Good days and bad days with MS: Prof Stephen Krieger in conversation | ECTRIMS 2026
Good days and bad days with MS: Prof Stephen Krieger in conversation | ECTRIMS 2026 Nov 8, 2026 15:50 The full conversation with Prof Stephen Krieger (Mount Sinai, New York), recorded by Dr Agne Straukiene (BeewellwithMS) at ECTRIMS 2026 in Toronto. They talk about symptom fluctuations in multiple sclerosis and how they differ from relapses and progression, the things that drain reserve (infections, heat, overexertion, stress and poor sleep), keeping a diary of symptoms, and being a good self-advo
What Your MRI Isn’t Telling You About MS | Prof. Daniel Ontaneda
What Your MRI Isn’t Telling You About MS | Prof. Daniel Ontaneda Sep 23, 2026 51:33 What It Reveals | Professor Daniel Ontaneda“My MRI is stable—but I don’t feel stable.”It’s a sentence we hear in clinic, and it deserves a thoughtful answer.In this BeeWellwithMS episode, I’m joined by Professor Daniel Ontaneda, neurologist and MS researcher at Cleveland Clinic, to explore what MRI can reveal—and why it doesn’t always explain everything you feel.We unpack the language of MRI repor
Assistive Technology for MS: Everyday Heroes, Wow-Tech & 7 Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Assistive Technology for MS: Everyday Heroes, Wow-Tech & 7 Questions to Ask Before You Buy Aug 23, 2026 26:39 This episode of the BeeWellwithMS Podcast opens the “assistive technology toolbox” for people with MS, from everyday tools to specialist equipment and emerging tech, using catalog labels (established, specialist assessment, emerging/research, limited access) and emphasizing function-first choices over shopping. It highlights smartphones as a major assistive device (dictation, screen reading, magni
Unpredictable MS Symptoms: Finding an Inner Anchor
Unpredictable MS Symptoms: Finding an Inner Anchor Aug 9, 2026 15:29 In this BeeWellWithMS podcast episode, the host reflects on an animated infographic listing many possible MS symptoms and the responses it sparked, including the feeling that “everyone thinks I’m okay” and the idea that an unpredictable body can reveal steady inner strength. The episode focuses on how one of the hardest parts of MS can be not knowing what version of your body you’ll wake up with,
Fampridine is NOW Available on the NHS in England | What People with MS Need to Know
Fampridine is NOW Available on the NHS in England | What People with MS Need to Know Aug 5, 2026 7:15 This is a landmark moment for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) in England. After many years of campaigning, fampridine (prolonged-release 4-aminopyridine) is now routinely available on the NHS for eligible people with MS-related walking difficulties. In this video I explain: ✅ Why this NHS decision is so important✅ How fampridine actually works inside damaged nerves✅ Why only some people
How MS Treatments Work: The Immune System “Train” Explained + Why Monitoring Matters
How MS Treatments Work: The Immune System “Train” Explained + Why Monitoring Matters Jul 5, 2026 1:43 The episode explains MS treatments using a “train” analogy: immune cells travel toward the brain and spinal cord, and in multiple sclerosis some mistakenly attack myelin. Different therapies stop the process at different points by slowing new immune cell production, trapping cells in lymph nodes, blocking entry into the brain, or resetting parts of the immune system. It highlights that today’s tre
World MS Day: Letting Go of Guilt, Social Media Myths, and Practicing Self-Compassion
World MS Day: Letting Go of Guilt, Social Media Myths, and Practicing Self-Compassion May 30, 2026 39:32 World MS Day: Letting Go of Guilt, Social Media Myths, and Practicing Self-CompassionOn World MS Day, Dr. Agne Straukiene hosts BeeWellwithMS and speaks with Helena, host of the MS Trust podcast, about the often-invisible burden of guilt and self-blame in multiple sclerosis. They discuss how people with MS may blame stress, lifestyle, diet, or effort for relapses and new lesions despite not knowin
Mindful Park Walk- Nature’s Healing Moments
Mindful Park Walk- Nature’s Healing Moments Mar 14, 2026 6:21 Dr Agne Straukiene films a mindful walk in Cockington Village park in Torquay, dedicating the video to people who struggle to get out due to mobility difficulties, such as wheelchair users without ramps. Agne invites viewers to spend a few minutes listening to birds, noticing spring, and appreciating nature’s beauty despite background sounds like toddlers. The walk includes stopping by a small caf
But you look well- When MS Is Invisible
But you look well- When MS Is Invisible Jan 25, 2026 29:01 In this episode of the BeewellwithMS Podcast, Dr. Agne Straukiene, a neurologist, discusses the concept of 'invisible illness' in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) with Amy Thompson, founder of the MS Together charity. Amy shares her daily struggles with symptoms like fatigue, pain, and brain fog, which are often invisible to others. They also explore the importance of communication, self-advocacy, and the
Stranger things in MS
Stranger things in MS Jan 11, 2026 18:50 In this episode, MS Neurologist Agne Straukiene explores the complex nature of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) using metaphors from the popular TV series Stranger Things. She explains the different 'worlds' of MS: the visible symptoms and medical findings, the subtle day-to-day changes often not captured by scans, and the deep biological processes driving the disease. The video emphasizes the importance o
Beauty, Style, and MS: Practical Tools for Everyday Confidence
Beauty, Style, and MS: Practical Tools for Everyday Confidence Dec 7, 2025 41:15 In this episode of 'BeeWellwithMS,' host Dr. Agne Straukiene, a neurologist, welcomes Roxy Murray – a keynote speaker, patient advocate, and champion for diversity, inclusivity, and true health equity. Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) herself, Roxy discusses her journey of balancing fashion and health, detailing how adaptive fashion can empower those with disabilities. The conversation delves i
Advancements in MS Treatments 2025 ECTRIMS
Advancements in MS Treatments 2025 ECTRIMS Nov 12, 2025 9:24 Neurologist Dr Agne Straukiene summarises the main treatment research presented at ECTRIMS 2025: BTK inhibitors, which act on B cells and brain immune cells, with mixed trial results so far; frexalimab and its new mechanism; early research combining clemastine and metformin for myelin repair; long-term results of stem cell transplantation (aHSCT); and the first studies of CAR-T cell therapy. Most

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