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In patients with CIS, combined omics predicts conversion to clinically definite MS
STOCKHOLM – Oligoclonal band status is helpful for diagnosis, but cannot predict who will go on to develop clinically definite MS.
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Investigators use ARMSS score to predict future MS-related disability
STOCKHOLM – The score is the basis for a measurement that is stable over time.
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Intensive cognitive training may be needed for memory gains in MS
STOCKHOLM – Patients with MS saw the best results with the most intensive memory strategies.
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Baseline neurofilament light levels track with brain volume loss in MS
STOCKHOLM – Ten-year data strengthen neurofilament light’s potential prognostic role.
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Tocilizumab beat azathioprine for NMOSD
STOCKHOLM – The first-ever head-to-head trial compared the two drugs in highly relapsing neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder.
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Continuation of natalizumab treatment reduces risk of MS relapses during pregnancy
STOCKHOLM – Natalizumab treatment after the first trimester may not be associated with significant fetal risks.
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Even with no disease activity, recurrence risk near 50% when stopping DMTs for MS
STOCKHOLM – Younger patients had a significantly higher risk of recurrence when stopping disease modifying therapy.
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Plasma exchange in natalizumab-related PML shows no benefit, possible harm
STOCKHOLM – Biggest-ever study of natalizumab-associated PML in patients with multiple sclerosis raises red flag regarding common practice of...
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Ofatumumab has superior efficacy in relapsing-remitting MS, compared with teriflunomide
STOCKHOLM – The monoclonal antibody reduced annualized relapse rate and the risk of confirmed disability worsening,...
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Average daily step count reflects disability in MS
STOCKHOLM – Step count can be monitored remotely and correlates with measures of walking performance, cognitive...
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In highly active MS, is skipping gadolinium an option?
STOCKHOLM – Though skipping contrast missed a small number of lesions, most patients would still have been classified and treated correctly.
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Most patients with RIS develop MS within 10 years
STOCKHOLM – The conversion rate jumps to 87% in the presence of four risk factors at baseline.
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In MS, iron-ringed lesions may add to imaging toolkit
STOCKHOLM – Brain lesions with iron rings were detected only in MRI scans of MS patients.
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Ponesimod reduces annualized relapse rate, compared with teriflunomide
STOCKHOLM – The investigational MS treatment is superior to the approved drug on measures of fatigue and active...
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Continuous treatment reduces risk of confirmed disability progression in MS
STOCKHOLM – The risk of confirmed disability progression appears to decrease with increasing length of continuous...
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Neurologists need not discourage breastfeeding in women with MS
STOCKHOLM – For women with MS who want to breastfeed and have more active disease where early treatment resumption is warranted, the key is to...
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Vaccination is not associated with increased risk of MS
Data indicate an association between vaccination and lower likelihood of incident MS, but do not support conclusions about whether vaccination has...
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