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Q&A With Anne Cross from Washington University School of Medicine: Additional Treatments Could Provide Benefit to Patients With Multiple Sclerosis
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The development of new monoclonal antibodies could provide benefit for patients with multiple sclerosis in the future. Exactly how they will be used and what their usage could mean for treatment remains to be determined.
The development of new monoclonal antibodies could provide benefit for patients with multiple sclerosis in the future. Exactly how they will be used and what their usage could mean for treatment remains to be determined.
Anne H. Cross from the Washington University School of Medicine discussed this potential new treatment during the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers in Indianapolis. Cross said that while these treatments have not been approved for patients with the relapsing form of the condition. She also added that if they are approved it will be important that only properly trained healthcare professionals provide them to patients.
