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February 2019
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Genetic Targets Invigorate Research for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
COMT Inhibitors Assist in Control of Parkinson Disease Motor Symptoms
Reldesemtiv Displays Promise Over Predecessor for ALS, Currently in Phase 2b Trial
Advances Answer Some Questions in Excessive Sleepiness, But Raise New Ones
Neuromodulation and Stimulation Devices Offer Additional Options to Patients With Headache Disorders
Drawing on Blood for Biomarkers of Alzheimer Disease
Viewpoint from Mary Hughes, MD
Managing Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms By Embracing Challenge and Complexity
The staff neurologist at Premier Neurology, a partner in care with the National MS Society, spoke about how to best overcome the challenges presented by the symptomatic management of MS.
Options in the Pipeline for Progressive MS
Various treatment options under investigation for the treatment of progressive multiple sclerosis.
Can Ubrogepant Improve the State of Acute Migraine Care?
The director of the Medstar Georgetown University Headache Center spoke about the data that’s been presented thus far, as well as how ubrogepant separates itself from what’s currently available for patients.
Risk Tolerance to MS Therapies Varies
Understanding risk perception and risk tolerance can lead to greater satisfaction with treatment choices and adherence for patients with MS.
Managing MS Symptoms While Medicines Focus on Disease-Modification
The neurologist with Premier Neurology spoke about the challenges and state of symptomatic care in multiple sclerosis.
Marisa McGinley, DO: Using Quantitative MRI in Multiple Sclerosis
Ned Sharpless as Acting FDA Commissioner, Temelimab in MS Extension Trial, and Post-Stroke Blood Panel Predicting Dementia
Daniel Ontaneda, MD: Real-World Observations With Ocrelizumab

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