Slowing Disability in MS

The Bio Report by Levine Media Group

Apr 22, 202629:18Business

Most existing therapies for multiple sclerosis do a good job of reducing relapses and inflammatory activity, but they largely fail to stop the slow neurodegeneration that drives long-term disability, especially in progre...

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