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When Multiple Sclerosis Is Suspected in Patients Under 18 or Over 50

Guidance from international committee on differential diagnoses and diagnostic approach

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September 5, 2024/Neurosciences/Research

A Case Study in Neurotherapeutic Clinical Trial Design and Conduct

New phase 1 trial showcases Neurological Institute’s interdisciplinary study capabilities

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July 16, 2024/Neurosciences/Podcast

What to Know About Myelin Oligodendrocyte Glycoprotein Antibody Disease (MOGAD) (Podcast)

It’s time to get familiar with this emerging demyelinating disorder

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June 3, 2024/Neurosciences/Podcast

Shedding Light on Stiff Person Syndrome (Podcast)

Heightened awareness of this rare disorder may lead to better diagnosis and treatment progress

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May 15, 2024/Neurosciences/Podcast

Multiple Sclerosis Medications: Making the Most of a Multitude of Options (Podcast)

Insights on the decision process for selecting a treatment approach

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CAVS-MS Advances Quest to Improve the Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis

New reports focus on neuroimaging biomarkers and features of atypical presentations

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Could Serum Neurofilament Light Chain Level Help Guide MS Management?

Perhaps, with caveats: sNfL elevation has low sensitivity and lags MRI activity by at least a month

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Novel Monoclonal Antibodies for NMOSD Show Strong Efficacy and Safety in Real-World Study

Early experience with the agents confirms findings from clinical trials

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Study Suggests Protective Role for Microglia at Borders of Gray Matter Lesions in Progressive MS

Findings challenge dogma that microglia are exclusively destructive regardless of location in brain

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Clinical Trials in Progressive MS: An Assessment of Advances and Remaining Challenges

New review distills insights from studies over the past decade

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