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Multiple Sclerosis Research Review, Issue 83

Multiple Sclerosis Research Review, Issue 83

In this issue:

MS trajectory after menopause
Contribution of RAW & PIRA to EDSS in different time periods
Extended interval dosing of ocrelizumab
MOG-Ab in a first demyelinating event
Alcohol consumption & disability accumulation
DOT-MS: Discontinuation of first-line DMT in long-term stable MS
Real-world infection risks with DMTs
Hypertension with teriflunomide vs.dimethyl fumarate
Smartphone gaming tool to monitor cognitive function in MS
Aspirin or acetaminophen to reduce overheating during exercise

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Clinical Professor Todd Hardy is Staff Specialist Neurologist at Concord Hospital, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Medicine at the University of Sydney and Co-Director of the MS Clinic at the Brain & Mind Centre. Dr Hardy’s clinical and research interests are in the field of neuroimmunology. His main focus is on multiple sclerosis, including atypical forms […]

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