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August 22, 2018/Basic & Translational Science

Newly Discovered Multiple Sclerosis Subtype Lacks Brain White Matter Demyelination

Finding suggests need for multifront therapeutic approach

May 4, 2018/Neurosciences/Research

Pediatric-Onset MS: Study Confirms Some Features, Flags Others as Research Priorities

Notable cohort findings include abnormal saccadic eye movements, use of second-line DMTs

April 23, 2018/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

Generics and Biosimilars in Multiple Sclerosis: Navigating a New Therapy Landscape

What neurologists need to know about this emerging development

February 8, 2018/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

An Important but Limited Step Forward in Personalized Multiple Sclerosis Care

Dr. Robert Fox puts a tissue marker study in context

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January 4, 2018/Neurosciences/Technology & Innovation

Making the Most of Brain Imaging Through Quantitative Volumetric Analysis

Applications in MS, neurodegenerative disease and epilepsy

October 31, 2017/Neurosciences/Research

SPRINT-MS: Ibudilast Shows Unprecedented Slowing of Brain Atrophy in Progressive MS

Paves way for phase 3 testing of novel treatment approach

September 27, 2017/Neurosciences/Research

Cleveland Clinic Leads PCORI-Funded Project to Guide Treatment Philosophy in MS

$10.6M award to help compare escalation with early highly effective treatment

April 25, 2017/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

Stem Cell Therapies for Neurological Diseases: The Devil’s in the Details

Dr. Jeffrey Cohen on the challenges that temper the promise

February 14, 2017/Neurosciences/Insight & Perspectives

Multiple Sclerosis: Where Do Efforts Stand Against Its Elusive Progressive Form?

New Lancet review brings specialists, generalists up to speed

April 17, 2015/Neurosciences/Research

Evaluating Functional Magnetic Stimulation’s Potential to Improve Expiratory Function in MS Patients

Enabling them to cough reduces their pneumonia risk

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