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Cost of Drugs

Tweet Hartung DM et al. Changes in List and Net Prices for Multiple Sclerosis Disease-Modifying Therapy, 2013 to 202116  e200597 Neurol Clin Practise 2026 https://doi.org/10.1212/CPJ.00000000002005 This is a paper that tweaked my interest and says to the people in the UK to spare a thought for…

Subtle voice changes may help doctors identify multiple sclerosis faster

Canary Speech and Intermountain Ventures are collaborating to test whether subtle changes in a person’s voice can help identify multiple sclerosis (MS), potentially paving the way for noninvasive tools to diagnose the disease faster. The research will rely on Canary’s vocal biomarker technology and be led…

Funding to support Immunic Phase 3 MS trials, commercialization

Immunic Therapeutics has closed a private placement that could provide up to $400 million to support the company’s Phase 3 clinical program of vidofludimus calcium in multiple sclerosis (MS) and help fund its transition into a commercial-stage company as it prepares for potential regulatory approval…

Self-Connection

By Angel Blair When we hear the word relationships we often think about the connections we have to others. Bonds with our family, friends,  significant others, etc. So we tend to forget one of the most important but commonly overlooked relationships … Continue reading → Source:…

Natalizumab under the skin saves time (makes money)

Tweet Saving time and money is the usual saying and is the mantra for NICE. saving time means lower staff costs and saves money..For pharma by the NHS saving time they make more money. Why because their more expensive patented compound is used over cheaper…

MS Canada raising money, support with this year’s Read-a-Thon for kids

MS Canada is hosting its annual MS Read-a-Thon, a fundraiser encouraging children to turn their reading goals into donations to support people with multiple sclerosis (MS). This year’s event aims to raise CA$65,000 (nearly $48,000) to support MS research and community programs. So far, 565 people have registered,…

I’m grateful for the days when MS is simply background noise

When I was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS) at 16, it was loud. My symptoms were significant; the fatigue ended my athletic drive, the searing nerve pain left me grinding my teeth constantly, and I experienced a period of being legally blind. MS didn’t…

Certain diets may help reduce inflammation in MS, new review finds

Following specific diets may help reduce inflammation in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), but more research is needed, according to a new review paper. Researchers analyzed data from 13 randomized clinical trials and found some evidence that certain diets, including modified Mediterranean-style and Paleolithic diets,…