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In stable MS, switching from CD20 inhibitors to fumarates may be OK

Summary by Multiple Sclerosis News Today
Switching from anti-CD20 medications to less effective fumarate therapies is linked to reduced healthcare visits and costs related to infections after a year, without affecting the rate of relapses in stable multiple sclerosis (MS). That’s according to an analysis of a U.S. healthcare claims database, which compared switchers against people who stayed on CD20 inhibitors. […] The post Switching from CD20 inhibitors to fumarates may be OK in stabl…
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Multiple Sclerosis News Today broke the news in on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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