Experimental Drug Reverses MS-Like Symptoms in Mice
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An experimental drug reversed paralysis and vision loss in mice with an illness resembling multiple sclerosis, according to Medical Daily. Medical Xpress reported that an experimental drug reversed paralysis and vision loss in a multiple sclerosis model. Mirage News described the treatment as a modified HIV drug, while Medical Daily identified it as an experimental UVA drug.
The findings come from an animal model. Human clinical trials are still needed.
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