New real-world evidence on the MSDA Test published in The Multiple Sclerosis Journal – ET&C. Read the press release

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Accounting for Variance in Brain Atrophy Measurements by Quantifying Image Quality Differences across Longitudinal Imaging Studies

Imaging

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ACTRIMS

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Multivariate Proteomic MS Disease Activity Test Results Surfaces Both Individual Patient and Clinical Practice Population Insights

Biology

MSDA

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ACTRIMS

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Association Between Serum Biomarkers and Patient-Reported Outcome of Disability in Multiple Sclerosis

Biology

Disease Progression

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ACTRIMS

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Analytical Validation of the Disease Activity Score and 4 Disease Pathway Scores for a Multivariate Proteomic Multiple Sclerosis Disease Activity Test

Biology

MSDA

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ACTRIMS

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Estimation of Disability Status from Blood Serum Protein Concentrations

Biology

Disease Progression

Posters

ACTRIMS

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Multivariate Proteomic MS Disease Activity Test Score Performance Evaluated in an Independent Focal Inflammation Cohort

Biology

MSDA

Posters

ACTRIMS

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Clinical Validation Study Results for a Multivariate Proteomic MS Disease Activity Test

Biology

MSDA

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ACTRIMS

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Clinical disease activity status (exacerbation versus quiescence) in subjects with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis is accurately classified using multivariate serum protein biomarker models

Biology

MSDA

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ECTRIMS

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Classification of high versus low annualized relapse rate status in subjects with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis using multivariate serum protein biomarker models

Biology

MSDA

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ECTRIMS

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Multivariate protein biomarker models more accurately predict multiple sclerosis MRI disease activity compared to serum levels of neurofilament light chain alone

Biology

MSDA

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ECTRIMS

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