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Obituary: Lis Lee, poet and playwright with a lifelong interest in the wider world

Born: January 31, 1948; ....

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Which Agent Best for Neuromyelitis Optica?

A new indirect comparison of three new FDA-approved treatment options for aquaporin4+ neuromyelitis optica has suggested that eculizumab is the most effective. But many limitations have been raised. ....

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Serum Neurofilament Light Level May Predict MS Progression

High serum levels of neurofilament light are associated with an increased risk for disease progression at 2 years. Clinical, MRI, and OCT measures are not associated with this risk, however. ....

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MS and (Non-COVID) Vaccinations: Consensus Recommendations

The first European consensus on vaccination in patients with MS has been developed by the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis and the European Academy of Neurology. ....

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Hydroxychloroquine Shows Potential to Treat PPMS in Phase 2 Study

Hydroxychloroquine Shows Potential to Treat PPMS in Phase 2 Study
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