Category: What’s New in MS Research

Hope filled the halls of the Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers (CMSC) during the first week of June, when MS clinicians, researchers, and advocates from across the country and abroad convened to exchange the latest findings in MS research.

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The first quarter of 2021 has been marked by welcome news on the medical front, and those hopeful developments aren’t limited to the increasing number of COVID-19 vaccinations being given across the country. Significant strides in treating and understanding MS also have been made in these early months of the year, as detailed in this edition of “What’s New in MS Research.”

The expression, “Here’s hoping this year is better than the last” has particular poignancy as we transition into 2021. Happily, much of the recent news regarding multiple sclerosis (MS) provides cause for considerable hope, as reflected in the study results and other reports featured in this month’s iteration of “What’s New in MS Research.”