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Dr Heather C. Wilson is a distinguished neurologist specialising in multiple sclerosis (MS), with over two decades of clinical and research expertise. Since 2020, she has been an honorary consultant at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, contributing to the development and optimisation of MS services. Previously, she served as a general neurologist and MS specialist at the Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust for 16 years. Dr Wilson's expertise spans all aspects of MS management, including the administration of licensed disease-modifying therapies.
Dr Wilson graduated from Guy's Hospital Medical School in 1990 and completed her neurology specialist training at leading institutions in London, including King’s College Hospital and the Royal Free Hospital. She holds a PhD in Neuro-immunology from Cambridge University, reflecting her deep interest in the immunopathology of MS. Her research focuses on repair mechanisms, remyelination, and neuro-pharmacology, and she is a recognized authority in her field, frequently invited to speak at national and international forums.
In addition to her clinical and academic achievements, Dr Wilson has contributed extensively to the literature on neurology. She has co-authored seminal publications, including Drugs in Neurology and chapters in major neurology textbooks. Her research has appeared in peer-reviewed journals on topics such as oligodendrocyte biology and the immunopathology of MS. Beyond her professional endeavors, she is deeply committed to improving patient care and advancing the understanding of neurological conditions through innovation and collaboration.