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Foralumab found to ease fatigue in SPMS patients in access program

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Fully 70% of patients with nonactive secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS) who received foralumab nasal spray in an expanded access program (EAP) experienced a lessening in fatigue levels after six months of treatment.

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CatsandCars

I don't have SPMS, but the concept of a DMT that reduces fatigue in a nasal spray is pretty interesting. Thanks.

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StacyHayward

that would be awesome. That’s pretty much where my MS is. I haven’t had a flare up in years, just trying to maintain the status quo. Fatigue is one of my biggest symptoms.

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Greentime

Good to see work on a drug for non relapsing SPMS.

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Tazmanian

Thanks for the information

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