Paper analyses tools tracking MS progression

Katherine Kenyon is first author on a paper reviewing tools for
monitoring symptoms in MS.

by Anne Crawford

Monitoring symptoms is crucial for the effective management of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a debilitating neurological disease that is one of the leading causes of disability in young and middle-aged adults.  

Central Clinical School PhD student Katherine Kenyon has published a paper in ‘The Cerebellum’, reviewing tools used by clinicians and researchers to do this. 

Congratulations to the winners of our 3MT thesis CCS heat!

CCS's 2022 3MT thesis heat participants. L-R (top): Emily Cockle (winner), Courtney McLean (runner up), Jurie Tashkandi (People's choice), Sarah Griffith, Kathy Hsin; L-R (bottom): Giulia Iacono, Katherine Kenyon, Fiona McCutcheon, Antonia Reale, Jennifer Tinston