Opinion|Videos|June 21, 2024
Patient Satisfaction: Opportunity for Better Multiple Sclerosis Therapies
Experts in multiple sclerosis discuss overall patient satisfaction with current disease-modifying therapies for multiple sclerosis, highlighting the need for more therapies that stave off decline and disease progression.
Advertisement
Episodes in this series
- How is patient satisfaction overall with current disease modifying therapies for MS?
Advertisement
Related to this article
Although PMOS Awareness Month has ended, the conversation continues, with experts saying closing diagnostic and care gaps requires ongoing efforts.
Invivyd's VYD2311 shows superior safety and tolerability vs Comirnaty in the phase 3 LIBERTY trial, with no vaccine interference.
Survodutide achieved up to 13.1% weight loss vs 3.1% with placebo at 76 weeks in adults with obesity and T2D in the phase 3 SYNCHRONIZE-2 trial.
A rare case of soft-tissue sarcoma spreading to the heart shows how multimodal imaging guided diagnosis and care in a 36-year-old man.
Weekend catch-up sleep was associated with lower odds of overactive bladder and milder symptoms, with the benefit concentrated in the first 1.5 hours.
The triple agonist also lowered HbA1C by up to 1.6% over 80 weeks, with up to 40% of participants reaching normal levels.
A network meta-analysis found vibegron outperformed mirabegron and tolterodine on several OAB efficacy measures but had higher odds of adverse events.
A US modeling study found tirzepatide and semaglutide cost-effective for MASH, while resmetirom exceeded the $100,000/QALY threshold.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on AJMC
1
CMS Finalizes Mandatory GLOBE Model to Test Lower Part B Drug Costs
2
Dual Agonist Survodutide Delivers Up to 13.1% Weight Loss in T2D
3
FDA Accepts Inhaled Treprostinil sNDA for IPF: 4 FAQs for Payers
4
Lung Cancer Screening Lags for People With HIV as Eligibility Triples
5