Less Frequent Dosing With MS Drug Safe With No Loss of Efficacy
Patients with MS stable on natalizumab administered every 4 weeks may be able to safely switch to every-6-weeks dosing with no clinically meaningful loss of efficacy.
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Patients with MS stable on natalizumab administered every 4 weeks may be able to safely switch to every-6-weeks dosing with no clinically meaningful loss of efficacy.
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