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Rituximab Reduced Disease Activity in MS Patients


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"New and more effective treatments for MS are sorely needed, especially for people who do not adequately respond to current available medications. These data are also important, because they demonstrate that B-cells, which are the precursors of antibody-producing cells, play an essential role in mediating relapses of MS," Hauser said.

The studies were expected to be presented this week at the American Academy of Neurology's annual meeting, in Boston.

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SOURCE: American Academy of Neurology, news release, May 1, 2007


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