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Immunosuppression in relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis: moving towards personalized treatment.

Aurora ZanghìEmanuele D'AmicoFrancesco Patti
Published in: Expert review of neurotherapeutics (2020)
Questions remain open about whether initial high-efficacy immunosuppressive DMTs improve long-term outcomes, whether prolonged exposure to these agents increases adverse events and what the strongest early surrogate markers are for predicting long-term treatment responses to high-efficacy drugs. In this way, the immunosuppressive DMTs, are used to hit the immune system early and hard with the idealistic goal of striking the autoimmune activities before the neurological damage becomes irreversible.
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