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Tag: disease-modifying therapy (DMT)

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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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Reproductive Issues and Multiple Sclerosis: 20 Frequently Asked Questions

The disease is not a barrier to pregnancy, but risks from disease-modifying therapies must be managed

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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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April 28, 2023/Neurosciences/Pediatrics

Switching Disease-Modifying Therapies in Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis: Insights From Real-World Data

Relapse rates were lower with oral or infusion therapy after initial injectable DMT

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March 16, 2023/Neurosciences/Podcast

Leveraging Real-World Evidence for Treating Multiple Sclerosis (Podcast)

Observational studies comparing disease-modifying therapies can help guide clinical decisions

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November 12, 2021/COVID-19

Breakthrough COVID-19 in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: Snapshot From One Data Registry

Unlikely to be severe, infections are associated with anti-CD20 therapies and fingolimod

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November 12, 2018/Neurosciences/Research

Disease-Modifying Therapy for MS: Discontinuing After Age 60 Appears Safe

Observational study suggests age may be a better guide than disease stability

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