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FDA Approves Zeposia (Ozanimod), Oral Therapy for All with Relapsing MS

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“With the FDA approval of Zeposia, appropriate patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis will have another oral treatment option with meaningful efficacy to help address the disease’s hallmark relapses and brain lesions,” said Samit Hirawat, MD, the company’s chief medical officer.

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Thanks for sharing this information! :)

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Of course! I love to share when I find out new info about MS and ways to treat it :) Have a great day!

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Let’s hope it works well!

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