Yes, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is significantly more treatable now than in the past.
Advancements in MS Treatment
Over the past 20 years, MS research has yielded major advancements in treatment options. This has led to a substantial increase in the number of available therapies, improving the outlook for individuals living with MS.
- Increased Treatment Options: Today, there are over a dozen licensed treatments specifically for people with relapsing MS.
- Emerging Therapies: Research is also progressing in developing treatments for people with early active progressive MS.
| Feature | Past | Present |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment Options | Limited | Over a dozen licensed treatments for relapsing MS, and emerging treatments for early active progressive MS. |
| Research Progress | Slower | Rapid advancements in understanding and treating MS |
Impact of Improved Treatments
The increased number of treatments means more options are available to help manage the disease, slow its progression, and alleviate symptoms. This provides a higher quality of life for many individuals living with MS.
