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Future oral drug options for multiple sclerosis treatment
Multiple sclerosis is a common, chronic and disabling neurological disease with a variable clinical course including relapse and progression. Here the author reviews three promising oral agents, currently in the late stages of development and regulatory approval, for the treatment of MS that appear to reduce the frequency of relapses and improve patient acceptability.
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