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BMS shares positive long-term data for Zeposia in relapsing multiple sclerosis

Approximately 2.5 million people worldwide are affected by the neurological disease

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Sandoz biosimilar receives EC approval to treat MS

Tyruko is the first and only biosimilar treatment for relapsing-remitting MS in Europe

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Sanofi and Ad Scientiam partner to assess MS disability progression

The study will evaluate the ability of MSCopilot to identify early signs of disability worsening

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Octopus clinical trial for progressive MS advances with new site in Wales

The Cardiff site is one of up to 30 sites that will eventually open across the UK as part of the trial

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Sandoz’s Tyruko approved by FDA as first biosimilar for relapsing multiple sclerosis

The disease-modifying therapy is approved to treat all indications covered by Tysabri

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Study suggests self-reported information could help predict MS progression

Predicting MS progression could improve treatment and care outcomes for patients

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TG signs $645m deal with Neuraxpharm to support international launch of MS antibody

Briumvi has already been approved in the US and EU for adults with relapsing forms of MS

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UK experts and politicians meet to discuss challenges faced by progressive MS patients

Primary-progressive MS accounts for approximately 10-15% of multiple sclerosis cases

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World Health Organization publishes updated essential medicines list

Three medicines that can delay or slow MS disease progression have been included in the EML

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Sandoz granted positive CHMP opinion for multiple sclerosis biosimilar

The neurological disease affects approximately 2.8 million people worldwide

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Roche’s Ocrevus shows promise as a subcutaneous injection in phase 3 MS trial

The therapy is already approved for certain MS patients as a twice-yearly intravenous infusion

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Sanofi’s frexalimab shows promise in relapsing forms of MS

The neurological disease affects approximately 2.8 million people worldwide

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