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ECTRIMS 2025 Conference Review

ECTRIMS 2025 Conference Review

In this review:
– MOG-IgG positivity in MS
– Smoking at DMT initiation and disease outcomes in RRMS
– Headaches and migraines in MS
– Anti-CD20 discontinuation in stable MS patients aged >50
– Predictors of fatigue worsening in MS
– Early high-efficacy DMTs in MS
– GEMINI 1 and 2: tolebrutinib vs. teriflunomide in relapsing MS
– OCARINA II: updated efficacy and safety of subcutaneous ocrelizumab
– BLOOMS: B-cell tailored ocrelizumab dosing vs. standard interval dosing
– CCMR-Two: metformin plus clemastine for remyelination in RRMS

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John-Mottershead

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Dr John Mottershead

Dr John Mottershead is a Neurologist at Te Whatu Ora–Southern. He trained at Oxford University as a medical student and after qualification and junior doctor jobs was involved in research into uses of MRI in MS under the supervision of Professor Ian McDonald at Queen Square, London, before completing his neurology training in the South […]

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