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health2 years ago

Early Blood Test Predicts Long-Term Multiple Sclerosis Outcomes

Levels of proteins in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) can help predict disease activity and disability worsening in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Researchers in Sweden analyzed protein levels in the CSF and plasma of MS patients and found several promising biomarkers that could predict short-term activity and long-term disease progression. These findings could aid in the development of personalized treatment protocols for MS patients, helping to avoid over- or under-treatment and improve outcomes.

via Multiple Sclerosis News Today|
#csf-protein-levels#disability-progression#disease-activity
multiple-sclerosis-ms2 years ago

"Exploring Bowel Symptoms, Blood Tests, and Diet Study in MS: Insights from Trust's Bladder and Bowel Health Event"

A study reveals that many MS patients do not discuss bowel symptoms with their doctors, despite the impact on their quality of life; a blood test using artificial intelligence algorithms shows promise in predicting MS disease activity, but further validation is needed; a small study suggests that an anti-inflammatory diet combined with synbiotic supplements may improve symptoms in people with progressive MS.

via Multiple Sclerosis News Today|
#blood-test#bowel-symptoms#diet-study
health2 years ago

"Breakthrough Study: Octave's MS Blood Test Provides Accurate Disease Activity Assessment"

Octave Bioscience has developed a blood test that assesses the levels of 18 proteins and uses artificial intelligence algorithms to predict the risk of new disease activity in multiple sclerosis (MS). The test, called MSDA, demonstrated higher accuracy than tests using only one blood protein marker, such as the neurofilament light chain. It provides a quantitative and objective measure of disease activity, allowing for improved monitoring and tracking of treatment responses. Further validation and cost-effectiveness assessments are needed before widespread implementation.

via Multiple Sclerosis News Today|
#artificial-intelligence#blood-test#disease-activity