
Carmen Tur
Dr. Carmen Tur is a neurologist and MS researcher at the Multiple Sclerosis Centre of Catalonia (Cemcat), Vall d'Hebron University Hospital, Barcelona, and at University College London.
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Aug 27, 2026
Predicting MS: Can Data Bring Us Closer to Personalised Care?
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Brett DrummondHOST
What are the challenges in actually doing the analysis and where have we, where have we come to in terms of developing the sorts of models that we need to be able to make accurate predictions from this, from this wealth of data that we're collecting? Carmen, maybe I'll start with you on that one.

Carmen TurGUEST
So, uh, one of the, the challenges when, you know, when, when building models with this, uh, data, uh, from observational cohorts is as, uh, Will, uh, was saying is the missingness.

Carmen TurGUEST
And the, the main problem is that this missingness is not, uh, at random, so it is informative.

Carmen TurGUEST
So one of the key challenges is not only, uh, the actual missingness, but understanding the cause of that missingness.
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