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MS-Selfie

Hosted by Gavin Giovannoni · health · EN

160 episodesAudience: 6
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MS-Selfie is a self-help resource for people with multiple sclerosis gavingiovannoni.substack.com

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44%

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Selective

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Questions about MS-Selfie

Who hosts MS-Selfie?

MS-Selfie is hosted by Gavin Giovannoni. The show has published 160 episodes to date.

What has MS-Selfie covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Should my MS be hit hard and early?" (15 April 2026, 4 minutes), "Q&A: managing advanced MS" (11 March 2026, 43 minutes), and "Pressure sores" (23 February 2026, 45 minutes).

How often does MS-Selfie publish?

MS-Selfie publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 160 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on MS-Selfie?

Booking probability for MS-Selfie is 44%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. MS-Selfie requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. MS-Selfie's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch MS-Selfie?

The strongest fits for MS-Selfie are Health & Wellness Services. MS-Selfie has a health audience.

About the host

Gavin Giovannoni hosts MS-Selfie, a health podcast with 160 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Apr 15, 20264 minS0

    <p>This Swedish study below explains why I keep repeating myself, i.e. ‘flip the pyramid’ and ‘smouldering MS is the real MS’.</p><p>The Swedes have investigated how different intensities of initial MS treatments impact...

  • Mar 11, 202643 minS0

    <p>If you don’t have advanced MS, you may find the contents of this newsletter upsetting. It is not for everyone. Only read on if you want to know about managing advanced MS.</p><p>Question</p><p>I am at EDSS 8 and need...

  • Feb 23, 202645 minS0

    <p>I am sure many of you won’t want to know about the underbelly of living with advanced MS. As pwMS become more disabled, complications of being immobilised start to appear. The one that worries all HCPs working with...

  • Jan 29, 20269 minS0

    <p>If you have multiple sclerosis (MS) and are on chronic immunosuppression, you need to check your medical records to make sure you have had the measles vaccine as a child. Due to vaccine hesitancy, MMR (measles...

  • Jan 20, 202623 minS0

    <p>In response to comments from yesterday’s podcast and newsletter, I have prepared a more detailed analysis of the issues supporting gender-specific MS services. I hope this clarifies things better...

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  • Jan 19, 20266 minS0

    <p>Last week, a colleague sent me the publication below (van Laar et al., 2024).</p><p>The publication highlights that while gender equality efforts traditionally focus on women, including men is essential for achieving...

  • Jan 15, 202617 minS0

    <p>Question</p><p>Prof G, could you do an article on what is going on with tolebrutinib in the States? Having a hard time processing the FDA rejection letter. Not sure what this means for the field.</p><p>NOTE: General...

  • Jan 13, 20265 minS0

    <p>I keep getting pushback from people, including many colleagues, when I claim that the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is the cause of MS. This claim is based on a large body of epidemiological studies over the last 20 years...

  • Jan 5, 202615 minS0

    <p>Several subscribers have asked me to comment on the new classification system for multiple sclerosis (MS) published last month in the journal Brain, which uses MRI and serum neurofilament levels. One person asked...

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    Sylvia

    Dec 29, 202514 minS0

    <p>Sylvia found us, and that is the primary learning point of this case study.</p><p>Sylvia was diagnosed with MS two months into an internship with an investment bank in London. She probably had an episode of optic...

  • Dec 24, 202511 minS0

    <p>24th December 2025, Byfield, Northamptonshire</p><p>Mary lives alone. Her husband has long departed; he filed for a divorce and left the marital home more than a decade ago when Mary had to stop working. Mary has two...

  • Dec 23, 202510 minS0

    <p>If you are a regular MS-Selfie reader, you will know that I am a proponent of the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) theory of multiple sclerosis (MS). I am convinced that EBV is the cause of MS. EBV is necessary but...

  • Dec 8, 202528 minS0

    <p>People with MS can report alterations of consciousness, self-perception, and reality testing. Among these neuropsychiatric phenomena, dissociative states—ranging from transient feelings of unreality to chronic...

  • Jul 31, 20257 minS0

    <p>I just received a howler of an email from an MS-Selfie reader accusing me of neglecting people with primary progressive MS (pwPPMS) and of being a charlatan for running a subscription model. They concluded by asking...

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    O Canada

    Jun 25, 202517 minS0

    <p>I have just returned from a lecture tour of Canada, which included four cities in four days and 12 speaking arrangements. My host's hospitality and kindness were exceptional. Thank you, thank you. I felt appreciated...

  • Mar 24, 202519 minS0

    <p>Do we need to challenge the dogma that traditional MRI is good enough to monitor MS?</p><p>Our current treatment target in MS is no evident inflammatory disease activity or NEIDA. In other words, there should be no...

  • Mar 17, 20259 minS0

    <p>A fact worth knowing</p><p>Did you know that people with MS who have a vascular comorbidity (smoking, obesity, hypercholesterolemia, hyperlipidemia, hypertension and/or established vascular disease) need to use a...

  • Jan 28, 202517 minS0

    <p>The current dogma that is emerging in the field of immunology and multiple sclerosis (MS) is that a prophylactic EBV vaccine will create an older population of individuals susceptible to later wild-type EBV infection...

  • Jan 22, 202521 minS0

    <p></p><p>My prediction is that we will prevent multiple sclerosis (MS) by accident, i.e. as a secondary outcome to a broader public health intervention.</p><p>Many stakeholders think we can run a randomised controlled...

  • Jan 13, 202522 minS0

    <p>I have written about uncertainty and how it affects the minds of people with chronic diseases such as MS (please see ‘Uncertainty associated with MS: are you comfortable with it?’, 20-Apr-2024).</p><p>Uncertainty has...

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