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De-Escalation of Disease-Modifying Therapies in MS: A Real-World Look at Outcomes

Rebound risk is shaped by patient characteristics and mechanism of action of current DMT

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Tool Shows Promise for Individualized Decision Support on Stopping Disease-Modifying Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis

First-of-kind prediction model demonstrates high consistency across internal and external validation

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Ocrelizumab Associated With Nearly Twofold Increase in Serious Infections Vs. Platform Injectables in Multiple Sclerosis

Real-world study also finds no significant rise in ocrelizumab-related risk with advanced age

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Cognitive Impairment in Multiple Sclerosis Linked to Rapid Thalamic Atrophy

Machine learning study associates discrete neuropsychological testing profiles with neurodegeneration

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Brain Volume Changes and Disability in MOGAD: Defining Differences From Other Demyelinating Diseases

Despite less overall volume loss than in MS and NMOSD, volumetric changes correlate with functional decline

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Paramagnetic Rim Lesions Are Highly Accurate for MS Diagnosis at First Presentation

This MRI marker of inflammation can help differentiate MS from mimics early in the disease

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Accelerated Aging May Be Present in the Youngest Patients With Multiple Sclerosis

Case-control study yields evidence of epigenetic aging in pediatric-onset MS

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Unmasking Spinal Cord Pathology in MS: 7T MRI Reveals Neurodegeneration Beyond Demyelination

Novel insights from a postmortem study combining imaging, pathology and clinical perspectives

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April 16, 2025/Neurosciences/Podcast

Emerging Therapeutic Options in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (Podcast)

Long-awaited efficacy against disability progression in nonrelapsing SPMS appears to be at hand

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