Comprehensive Care A team approach benefits healthcare professionals and their patients, whether it occurs in an MS comprehensive care center or through active communication and collaboration among clinicians in the community. Learn More Learn More
Relapse Management New or significantly worsening neurological deficit (consistent with MS, lasts >24 hours, separated by >30 days from onset of last relapse, is not related to infection, fever or other stresses, and has no other explanation). Learn More Learn More
Disease Modification The medications that are currently available to treat MS appear to be most effective during the early, inflammatory phase of MS, becoming less potent as the disease transitions to a more neurodegenerative process. Learn More Learn More
Symptom Management Symptom management is a crucial aspect of enhancing one's quality of life with MS. Discover evidence-based strategies for addressing each MS symptom. Learn More Learn More
Immunization Many people with MS have concerns about the safety of routine vaccinations. Some, but not all, immunizations have been evaluated for safety and efficacy in people with MS. Learn More Learn More
Advanced MS More than half of people with MS require some form of assistance with daily activities, most of which is provided by informal caregivers. When needs exceed the resources of the family, long-term support services are necessary. Learn More Learn More
Pediatric MS Approximately 3-5% of all individuals with MS experience disease onset before age 16. Learn More Learn More
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