The Takeaway From Study of Midlife MS Patients: Don't Stop Disease-Modifying Therapy
Published: November 11th 2024 | Updated: November 11th 2024People with multiple sclerosis (MS) often stop taking disease-modifying therapy as they transition from relapsing-remitting MS to secondary progressive MS. This study shows that people who stop stop disease-modifying therapy have higher hospitalization rates and more visits to the emergency room.
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Entyvio Associated With Lowest Risk of Adverse Events in Patients with UC, Study Finds
October 2nd 2024Treatment with Entyvio (vedolizumab), an integrin receptor antagonist, followed by Humira (adalimumab), a tumor necrosis factor blocker, resulted in the lowest overall incidence of adverse events, according to an industry-sponsored study.
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The News About IBD Among Historically Marginalized People Is Not Good
September 19th 2024Results of a survey show that Black/Indigenous/People of Color or Hispanic patients with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis were more likely to report poor symptom control and greater difficulty accessing care from specialists and twice as likely to have an IBD-related emergency department visit compared with White non-Hispanic patients.
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Low to Moderate Alcohol Consumption Associated with Less Disability in Patients with MS, Study Finds
August 14th 2024Research has observed a decreased risk of autoimmune disorders, including MS, in people who consume alcohol. However, it is not known whether patients may reduce their alcohol consumption as their disease progresses.
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Budget Impact Analysis Finds Cost Savings When Switching to Humira Biosimilars
August 12th 2024According to a study, increased competition brought about by the emergence of biosimilars in the market has resulted in a CAGR decrease of 5% to 20% in biosimilar and reference product pricing. It is estimated that biosimilars have saved payers, and in the end patients, more than $100 billion over five years.
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