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Examining Health Equity Among Different Racial and Ethnic Subpopulations With Multiple Sclerosis

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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease that involves demyelination of plaque throughout the white and gray matter of the central nervous system. The early stages of MS are usually marked by a relapsing-remitting course of neurological deficits, which progress toward continuous, permanent dysfunction and disability. Of those with a diagnosis of MS, 74% are women.

The Impact of Multiple Sclerosis on Quality of Life

Increased Prevalence of MS in Various Patient Subpopulations

The Importance of Early Diagnosis and Treatment in Patients with MS

Future Directions in Health Equity for MS Treatment

Challenges to Equal Access in MS Treatment

Impact of Limited Care for Patients with Chronic Disease

Population Disparities in Health Equity and Managed Care

Implications of Treatment Affordability Issues

Importance of Payer/Clinician Agreement in Patient Treatment

 Practical Steps to Mitigating Health Iniquity

Population Health Perspectives is a recurring content series published on MHE and Formulary Watch through print, digital and video avenues. The series focuses on updates around new real-world evidence/data and trends that stand to impact treatment guidelines, access decisions, and patient experience.