Depression, sexual dysfunction, constipation, cystitis, UTI of unspecified site associated with MS diagnosis
Two versions can significantly reduce depressive symptoms in patients with multiple sclerosis
Clinicians can use early risk factors to identify patients who are more likely to have the worst physical and mental HRQoL trajectories
Exposure to two or all three abuse categories associated with further increased risk for multiple sclerosis
<p>People with multiple sclerosis had high use of telehealth during the pandemic</p>
<p>People with multiple sclerosis, with or without depression, have increased risks for incident vascular disease, all-cause mortality</p>
<p>Most patients had co-occurring symptoms: 21.3, 19.1, and 17.4 percent had two, three, and four symptoms, respectively</p>
<p>African American, Hispanic American race/ethnicity associated with greater disability, symptom severity in multiple sclerosis</p>