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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In a study recently published in BMJ Open Gastroenterology, researchers led by Pernille Dige Ovesen from the department of gastroenterology and hepatology in Copenhagen University Hospital investigated the effect of concomitant corticosteroid therapy on treatment outcomes in patients with UC initiating infliximab.
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TG Therapeutics, Briumvi’s manufacturer, currently recommends that patients who can get pregnant use an effective method of contraception during treatment with Briumvi and for at least six months after the last Briumvi dose. A pregnancy test before each treatment is also recommended.
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This data is based off of a study conducted by a group of researchers led by Niklas Frahm from the German Multiple Sclerosis Registry to compare the characteristics of patients with MS who switched from their first disease-modifying therapies (DMT) with those of patients who continued taking their first DMT.
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Most Real-World Studies Report Positive Outcomes of Rituximab Use in Multiple Sclerosis
May 8th 2024Although several clinical trials have confirmed the safety and efficacy of rituximab in oncology and autoimmune disease, and even as off-label use in MS, real-world evidence is still necessary to help guide clinicians and managed care professionals in their treatment and coverage decision-making.
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Diabetes Weight Loss Drugs Could be Linked to Reduced Risk of MS, Study Finds
April 12th 2024Drug repurposing has recently emerged as an attractive pathway for developing new treatments due to its relatively fast and cost-efficient trajectory. Because obesity and MS share inflammatory properties, researchers used data from the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System to investigate the association between weight loss-inducing drugs and MS
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