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Lindsey Wooliscroft, M.D., M.S.

Assistant Professor of Neurology

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Center Of Multiple Sclerosis

Department Of Pediatrics

Division Of Neurology

Oregon Health & Science University

Lindsey Wooliscroft, M.d., M.s. is currently serving as a Center Of Multiple Sclerosis Assistant Professor of Neurology at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Lindsey Wooliscroft, M.D., M.S.

Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor of Neurology

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multiple sclerosis neurology neurorehabilitation neurological disorders neurological progress public health medicine experimental medicine clinical neurology neuroscience symptom management clinical trials central nervous system neuroimaging movement disorders mind-body interventions molecular neurodegeneration complementary medicine clinical nutrition obesity medicine integrative medicine medical nutrition fatigue management medical nutrition therapy dietary therapy fall prevention mind-body medicine immunologic diseases case report vaccination covid-19 neuroimmunology neuro-ophthalmology spinal cord alternative medicine visual science ophthalmology retina substance use cell research rheumatism non-pharmacological interventions experimental ophthalmology cannabis use urban health pathologic lesions experimental neuropathology neuroregeneration mobility support global healthcare qigong immunological biomarkers clinical immunology autoantibody production clinical infectious disease primary immunodeficiencies health technology assessment exercise rehabilitation dose-ranging study visual outcomes cross-sectional survey assess neuroprotection multiple sclerosis trials anterior visual system randomized trial oral lipoic acid acute optic neuritis low-fat diet improves southwest washington spinal adhesive arachnoiditis nodular dural enhancement brain volumes clinical outcomes neuroanatomy neuromuscular medicine facial pain pediatric urology neuroradiology neurogenetics vision rehabilitation scleroderma neurovirology epilepsy neurosurgery anatomical pathology neuropsychology child neurology ophthalmology migraine pediatrics diagnosis neurodevelopmental disorders ocular surface clinical epidemiology neuropathology internal medicine brain injury glaucoma

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Effects of Mind-Body Movement Interventions for Managing Symptoms in People With Multiple Sclerosis: An Overview of Reviews. Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports (2026)

rehabilitationneurological progresskinesiologymultiple sclerosissymptom managementneurorehabilitationmind-body interventionsmovement disordersmotor controlclinical neurologymind-body medicinemind-body movement interventionsphysical therapy

Fall History is the Only Morse Fall Scale Item That Differentiates Nursing Home Residents Who Fall From Those Who Do Not. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association (2026)

nursingfamily medicinefall historyfall preventionclinical nursinggeriatricsvulnerability

Perceptions of People With Multiple Sclerosis Who Practice Tai Chi and/or Qigong: A Mixed-Methods Study. International Journal of MS Care (2026)

rehabilitationneurological disordersneurological progressmultiple sclerosismental healthsymptom managementneurorehabilitationyogamixed-methods studymind-body interventionspsychiatrycomplementary medicine

Late-Onset Multiple Sclerosis. Neurology (2025)

neurologyneurological progressneurological disordersmultiple sclerosisneuroimagingneuropathologyneurorehabilitationlate-onset multiple sclerosismovement disordersclinical neurologyneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseases

Retrospective Application of Proposed Pediatric Autoimmune Encephalitis Criteria With Relation to Prevalence Timing of High-Dose Corticosteroid Use in Children With Viral, Immune-Mediated Etiology-Unknown Encephalitis (P9-8.010). Neurology (2025)

autoimmune diseasesmedical virologyhigh-dose corticosteroid useimmunologic diseaseschild neurologyretrospective applicationprimary immunodeficienciesetiology-unknown encephalitishospital infectionsclinical epidemiologyinfectious diseasespediatricsinfectious diseases (medical specialty)clinical infectious disease

Short and Mid-Term Research Priorities for Veterans With Multiple Sclerosis: A Modified Delphi Process Engaging Veterans, Researchers, and Operational Partners. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2025)

rehabilitationneurological disordershealth technology assessmentmultiple sclerosisneuropsychological rehabilitationoperational partnersneurorehabilitationcommunity-engaged researchmodified delphi processhealth policy

A Walking Aid Selection, Training, and Education Program (Adstep) to Prevent Falls in Multiple Sclerosis: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Multiple Sclerosis Journal (2024)

Michelle H CameronAndrea HildebrandCinda HugosLindsey Wooliscroft

public healthinjury preventionrehabilitationkinesiologymultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationmobility supportphysical activitypreventive healthcareeducation programwalking aid selectionfall prevention

Developing Drugs That Promote Remyelination: Is Our in Vitro Screening Approach Too Simplistic?. Neurotherapeutics (2024)

neurologypharmacologyvitro screening approachneuroregenerationexperimental neuropathologydrug discoverycentral nervous systemexperimental medicinetranslational medicine

Diffusion Basis Spectrum Imaging and Diffusion Tensor Imaging Predict Persistent Black Hole Formation in Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2024)

Lindsey WooliscroftAmber SalterGautam AdusumilliVictoria A. LevasseurPeng SunSamantha LanciaDana C. PerantieKathryn TrinkausRobert T. NaismithSheng-Kwei SongAnne H. Cross

neurologyneurological disordersmultiple sclerosisneuroimagingdiffusion tensordiffusion

Key Components of Qigong for People With Multiple Sclerosis: A Survey of Clinicians, Researchers, and Instructors. Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health (2024)

Lita P. ButtolphJamie VillanuevaNatasha ParmanLindsey WooliscroftGloria Y. YehRyan BradleyHeather Zwickey

public healthmedicinemultiple sclerosisqigongintegrative medicineglobal healthcareneurorehabilitationinternational healthglobal health

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Lindsey Wooliscroft, M.D., M.S.

Assistant Professor of Neurology

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Center Of Multiple Sclerosis

Department Of Pediatrics

Division Of Neurology

Oregon Health & Science University

Lindsey Wooliscroft, M.d., M.s. is currently serving as a Center Of Multiple Sclerosis Assistant Professor of Neurology at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lindsey Wooliscroft, M.D., M.S.

Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor of Neurology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Mind-Body Movement Interventions for Managing Symptoms in People With Multiple Sclerosis: An Overview of Reviews. Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports (2026)

Fall History is the Only Morse Fall Scale Item That Differentiates Nursing Home Residents Who Fall From Those Who Do Not. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association (2026)

nursingfamily medicinefall historyfall preventionclinical nursinggeriatricsvulnerability

Perceptions of People With Multiple Sclerosis Who Practice Tai Chi and/or Qigong: A Mixed-Methods Study. International Journal of MS Care (2026)

Late-Onset Multiple Sclerosis. Neurology (2025)

A Walking Aid Selection, Training, and Education Program (Adstep) to Prevent Falls in Multiple Sclerosis: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Multiple Sclerosis Journal (2024)

Michelle H CameronAndrea HildebrandCinda HugosLindsey Wooliscroft

public healthinjury preventionrehabilitationkinesiologymultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationmobility supportphysical activitypreventive healthcareeducation programwalking aid selectionfall prevention

Developing Drugs That Promote Remyelination: Is Our in Vitro Screening Approach Too Simplistic?. Neurotherapeutics (2024)

neurologypharmacologyvitro screening approachneuroregenerationexperimental neuropathologydrug discoverycentral nervous systemexperimental medicinetranslational medicine

Diffusion Basis Spectrum Imaging and Diffusion Tensor Imaging Predict Persistent Black Hole Formation in Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2024)

Lindsey WooliscroftAmber SalterGautam AdusumilliVictoria A. LevasseurPeng SunSamantha LanciaDana C. PerantieKathryn TrinkausRobert T. NaismithSheng-Kwei SongAnne H. Cross

neurologyneurological disordersmultiple sclerosisneuroimagingdiffusion tensordiffusion

Key Components of Qigong for People With Multiple Sclerosis: A Survey of Clinicians, Researchers, and Instructors. Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health (2024)

Lita P. ButtolphJamie VillanuevaNatasha ParmanLindsey WooliscroftGloria Y. YehRyan BradleyHeather Zwickey

public healthmedicinemultiple sclerosisqigongintegrative medicineglobal healthcareneurorehabilitationinternational healthglobal health

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