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AANFingolimod Easier to Swallow Than Dimethyl Fumarate? Patients with multiple sclerosis are more likely to discontinue dimethyl fumarate than fingolimod after 2 years or less, largely because of tolerability issues, a real-world study has found.
Topical Gel Promising in Migraine A ketoprofen gel applied on the face over transgeminal nerve endings is effective in migraine treatment and an alternative
to those who can't take oral NSAIDs.
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'First Clinical Evidence' of Remyelination in MSResearchers report what they call 'the first clinical study to show evidence of proof of biology for remyelination in multiple
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