Medications to Modify the Course of MS
With your doctor's help, you can establish a strategy and treatment plan for managing your MS. On top of physical therapy and medications for symptoms, a disease-modifying medication may play a key role in your treatment. Other treatments are currently under investigation, as are new programs and services to help MS patients in their journey.
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July 1, 2014