Enhancing Biomarker-Driven Care and Disability Detection in Multiple Sclerosis: Clinical and Pharmacy Practice Strategies
In this Pharmacy Times Peer Exchange series, expert panelists discuss key updates and clinical insights related to multiple sclerosis. The discussion focuses on enhancing recognition and monitoring of MS subtypes to support timely and accurate clinical management, applying mechanism-based therapeutic knowledge to inform treatment selection and optimize MS care and strengthening system-level care processes and the pharmacist’s role to improve MS treatment delivery and outcomes.
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Enhancing Biomarker-Driven Care and Disability Detection in Multiple Sclerosis: Clinical and Pharmacy Practice Strategies
Learn how diffuse neuroinflammation drives progressive MS, how MRI finds paramagnetic rim lesions, and which cognitive and physical tests track disability over time.
MS experts say MRI and current trial endpoints miss “smoldering” progression; emerging biomarkers, 7T imaging, PROs, and CNS-penetrant therapies aim to close gaps.
Experts explore emerging multiple sclerosis treatments, from brain-protective PDE4 inhibitors and remyelination to CAR T, stem cell transplant, and easier anti-CD20 options.
Explore emerging multiple sclerosis treatments, from brain-protective targets and remyelination to CAR-T, stem cell transplants, and more accessible anti-CD20 options.
Explore who drives REMS success—from FDA and manufacturers to pharmacists and patients—and how MS therapy routes shape safety, adherence, and workflow.