Cognitive Concerns in Women With MS at Menopause: Patient-identified Care Gaps (P11-18.007)

Min Ji Kim; Alyssa Nylander; Stephanie Hsu; Ayushi Balan; Annika Anderson; William Rowles; Jennifer Reihm; Riley Bove

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000217517

June 9, 2026Neurology

Cognitive Concerns in Women With MS at Menopause: Patient-identified Care Gaps (P11-18.007)

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This study aims to explore cognitive symptoms in women with multiple sclerosis (MS) during perimenopause and identify gaps in their clinical care.
Qualitative exploration of patient experiences regarding cognitive symptoms.
Analysis of reported care gaps in clinical settings.
Participants reported significant cognitive symptoms impacting daily life.
Identified care gaps included lack of awareness and tailored treatment options for women experiencing these symptoms.

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Qualitative exploration identifies clinical care gaps related to cognitive symptoms in women with MS during menopause, implying a need for targeted interventions.

Abstract

To qualitatively explore cognitive symptoms experienced by women with MS during perimenopause and identify clinical care gaps.

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Kim et al. (2026) studied this question.

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