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How the SPRINT-MS Follow-On Study Aims to Enhance Future Trials of Progressive Multiple Sclerosis

In search of optimal imaging biomarkers, best methods for long-term follow-up

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For Older Patients With Multiple Sclerosis, Discontinuing Disease-Modifying Therapy May Be an Option

Risk of new MS activity is small in those older than 55 with stable disease who stop MS therapy

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DELIVER-MS Trial Extended to Guide Philosophy for Long-Term Multiple Sclerosis Therapy

$1.1M award expands follow-up to six years with focus on clinical endpoints

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Shorter Ocrelizumab Infusion Time for Multiple Sclerosis Does Not Affect Safety Profile

No notable difference in reactions with two-hour infusion in ENSEMBLE PLUS substudy

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It’s Time for a New Framework for Characterizing Multiple Sclerosis

A focus on biological processes should improve both research and management

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Central Vein Sign on FLAIR* MRI Comparable to CSF Oligoclonal Bands for Diagnosing MS

Initial pilot study findings suggest a potential reduced need for cerebrospinal fluid testing

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Leveraging Telehealth to Provide Comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis Care

NIH grant supports longitudinal study of clinical, cost and patient/clinician experience outcomes

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Phase 2 Trial Hints at Promise of Cellular Therapy for Progressive MS

Single-arm, open-label study offers proof of concept for MSC-NTF cells

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