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Neurology Today | July 04, 2009

Switching to a more aggressive immunotherapy was beneficial for patients who had breakthrough MS symptoms, according to a new study. SEATTLE-Patients who experience breakthrough symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS) on first-line disease modifying therapy improve after they switch to natalizumab or ot...

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