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#AANAM – Mavenclad, for RRMS, Lowers Long-term Need for Other DMTs
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#AANAM - Ocrevus, Rituximab Linked to More Severe COVID-19 Cases
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I’ve read more than a few social media posts from people with MS who are concerned that the COVID-19 vaccines will cause a flare. National MS Association guidelines say the vaccines may cause a temporary, mild fever that may trigger a pseudo-flare, but the flare will ease when the fever does.
On the other hand, this survey, reported at the American Academy of Neurology meeting, indicates that COVID-19 itself is likely to worsen MS symptoms.
More than half of MS patients who developed COVID-19 experienced an exacerbation after they were infected. Those taking a disease-modifying therapy, however, were significantly less likely to experience new symptoms after COVID-19.
Merck
Merck Announces New Data Strengthening Evidence for Continued Safe and Effective MAVENCLAD® Use During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Monday, April 26, 2021 9:37PM IST (4:07PM GMT)
Darmstadt, Germany:
New analysis indicates a specific immune repopulation pattern in people treated with MAVENCLAD, which may contribute to their ability to fight infections and develop protective antibodies from vaccines
Independent study from Israel showed MAVENCLAD-treated patients receiving COVID-19 vaccine were able to mount antibody response similar to that of healthy subjects
Updated safety data show MAVENCLAD-treated patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 continue to have a disease course similar to the general population
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