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Telemedicine in MS

In MS, Which Version of NEDA is Best?

In MS, How Important are Assessments of Brain Atrophy?

MRI in MS: The Re-baseline Effect

Pregnancy Management in MS

In MS, How do we Achieve the Best Patient Outcomes?

Shared Decision Making in MS: A Critical Element

NEDA as a Treatment Target in MS

Blood Biomarkers in MS: What to Expect in the Years Ahead

Limiting Gadolinium Exposure in MS Patients

Making the Most of MRI in Multiple Sclerosis

In MS, MRI Trumps Clinical Attacks for Detecting Inflammatory Activity

How Patient-Specific Factors Influence MS Risk and Progression

Applications of aHSCT: Who’s Eligible?

Abnormal Brain Scans vs Radiologically Isolated Syndrome: What You Should Know

Vitamin D Supplementation for MS Patients

Patient Perspectives of MS: Treatment Goals

B-Cell Depleting Therapies: The Most Promising Development in MS?

Neuropathic Pain: How to Manage it

Neuropathic Pain: What Causes it?

When Should DMT Be Stopped?

Clinically Isolated Syndrome: How to Manage it

Clinically Isolated Syndrome: What is it?

Monitoring Patients with Radiologically Isolated Syndrome: What’s Appropriate?

Can We Modify Bacteria in the Gut—and Change the Course of MS?

Reparative Therapy in Multiple Sclerosis: Early but Promising

The Gut Microbiome in Patients with MS

COVID-19 Infections in Patients on Highly Effective Treatments

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Clinically Isolated Syndrome of MS: Keeping an Eye on the Optic Nerve
Optic nerve involvement is common in clinically isolated syndrome of multiple sclerosis and can be detected by several different types of imaging. Here’s why the optic nerve is an important location for clinicians to consider in MS.
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Patients with MS Benefit from a Behavioral Weight-Loss Program
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Telemedicine in MS
"Some telemedicine is here to stay," says Robert Bermel, MD, of Cleveland Clinic, and we'll soon find out how it compares to in-person care in a randomized trial conducted with the University of California San Francisco. (2:27)
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In Multiple Sclerosis, Can Elevations in This Neuronal Protein Signal Progression?
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MS and COVID-19: No Evidence of Increased Relapse Activity After Vaccination
That was the conclusion of a report that studied a large cohort of Danish patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis. The results may provide valuable insight and guidance to doctors and healthcare teams that treat vaccine-hesitant MS patients.
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In MS, Which Version of NEDA is Best?
Robert Bermel, MD, of Cleveland Clinic, discusses key differences between NEDA-3 and NEDA-4, describing the ongoing debate of which target is best. (2:10)