Medications to Modify the Course of MS
There is presently no cure for MS. However, many treatment options are available that can help manage the course and symptoms of this chronic disease. Treatment can help slow the progression of MS, minimize symptoms during exacerbations or flares and improve physical and mental function.
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July 1, 2014