Disease-Modifying Drugs
The advent of disease modifying drugs made MS a treatable condition. These drugs include beta (Betaseron), alpha (Avonex, Rebif) and glatiramer (Copaxone).
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How important is it to you to have full access to the same information neurologists do when it comes to medications, clinical trials, and post-marketing data from a pharmaceutical company? Or full access to your medical files which include medical history, doctor’s notes, and testing results complete with reports? As patients living…
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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, answered Has anyone else had a bad experience… Hi Kim, I'm very sorry to hear that your experience with Copaxone…
Dr. Kantor, Health Guide, posted What is PML? No, this is not the beginning of a Scrabble® game. PML stands for Progressive Multifocal…
Dr. Kantor, Health Guide, posted Who Is at Risk for PML? While PML (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy) sounds scary, advances are being made in…
Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, answered Severe injection site reaction with… Hi quin, When I was taking Copaxone, I skipped injecting my…
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