Multiple Sclerosis News Today

This study investigated a combination therapy of Mayzent and Vitamin D to improve outcomes in mice with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The results showed that the combination of Mayzent and Vitamin D had a significant effect on reducing inflammation and improving neurological function in MS mice. This suggests that this combination therapy could be an effective treatment for MS in humans. Furthermore, the fact that the efficacy of the combination was greater than either treatment alone indicates that combining different treatments could be beneficial in managing the symptoms of MS. These findings could pave the way for more comprehensive treatments for MS in the future.

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