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ChariotMS – an update

Tweet Some might say I’ve been a bit absent from this forum, and it’s true. However, plenty of work has been done by a team so large there wasn’t enough space on the latest abstract submission to MSToronto2026 to include even the most involved, since…

Maybe You’re Already Doing It… 

By Angel Blair I think it goes without saying how important one’s overall health is. Though when we talk about health and wellness, we often just think of the physical aspects. But a crucial part of our well-being relies on … Continue reading → Source:…

2 common MS treatments show equal benefit in late-onset disease

Two commonly used disease-modifying treatments seem to be equally effective for most people with late-onset multiple sclerosis (LOMS), according to a real-world analysis. Anti-CD20 therapies, designed to reduce immune cells that produce disease-driving antibodies, and S1P receptor modulators, which work by preventing pro-inflammatory immune cells from…

Barriers to Treatment

Tweet Surely number one is avoiding..idiot neuro Snider L, Rodriguez E, Rains H, Peraza H, Montalvo M, Rempe T. Factors associated with delays in multiple sclerosis disease-modifying therapy initiation. Mult Scler J Exp Transl Clin. 2026;12:20552173261447996. doi: 10.1177/20552173261447996. PMID: 42112096; PMCID: PMC13153518. Background: In multiple sclerosis…

New AI partnership targets earlier MS diagnosis using circular RNA

Decode Health and Circular Genomics are partnering to use artificial intelligence (AI) to identify patterns in circular RNA — stable genetic molecules able to signal disease — that may help diagnose multiple sclerosis (MS) earlier and monitor its progression over time. The collaboration brings together…

Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) for multiple sclerosis

Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) is an infusion therapy approved to treat adults with relapsing forms of MS and primary progressive MS. Administered via an intravenous infusion, the treatment is used to reduce the frequency of relapses, lower the number of lesions, and slow disability progression. The post…

Privosegtor optic neuritis clinical trial design gains FDA agreement

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has formally agreed that the design and planned analysis of an upcoming Phase 3 trial testing privosegtor in people with optic neuritis could support a future application seeking the therapy’s approval if the trial succeeds. Optic neuritis, or…

Most of progression is due to the effects of lesions controlled by drugs that inhibit relapses

Tweet Signori A, Montobbio N, Bovis F, Ponzano M, Schiavetti I, Krenn A, Sormani MP. Uncoupling Relapse Reduction and Disability Progression: Evidence From Tolebrutinib Studies. Neurol Clin Pract. 2026; 16:e200612. Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate whether the treatment effects of tolebrutinib on…