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Posted on July 16, 2021July 16, 2021 Patient Talk

Progressive Multiple Sclerosis Prognosis Explained by Neurologist [Data From MS Base]

Channel Introduction (Brandon Beaber, M.D.) [Multiple Sclerosis] - YouTube

What is the average prognosis in progressive multiple sclerosis? Does sex matter? Does secondary vs. primary progressive MS matter? Do relapses matter? Does disease modifying therapy reduce risk? What is the probability of requiring a wheelchair? This video examines data from the MS EPIC study and MS Base to answer these questions.

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