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.
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- How is patient satisfaction overall with current disease modifying therapies for MS?
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