The average age of people with #multiplesclerosis has risen. So have age-related conditions like cancer. There is no unified approach to #MS care after cancer diagnosis.
New study — does a cancer diagnosis affect #MS-related care?
It’s explained ⬇️
https://t.co/HnC2G2FkEZ
Following cancer diagnosis, the use of #MultipleSclerosis treatments declined sharply, without a strong impact on neurology visits and hospitalizations.
A multinational cohort study from @ChloePierret@Inserm@RennesUniv_EN@UBC ▶️ https://t.co/JBblXfw3QL
A study by @RennesUniv explores whether #multiplesclerosis may be linked to a higher risk of certain cancers. They found a slight increase in the incidence of bladder, brain, and cervical cancer among people with MS compared to those without the condition.
https://t.co/3clSAYo9UY