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- 1Review questions gluten-free diet benefits for multiple sclerosis●Review casts doubt on clinicial benefits of a gluten-free diet in MS
A new review finds little clinical evidence that a gluten-free diet improves outcomes for people with multiple sclerosis. The analysis casts doubt on the popular idea that avoiding gluten can ease MS symptoms or slow disease progression, suggesting dietary benefits seen in patient reports may not be supported by rigorous research.
- 2Off-the-Shelf CAR T Therapy Shows Early Promise in Progressive MS▼Off-the-Shelf CAR T Shows Early Signal in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis
An off-the-shelf CAR T-cell therapy has shown an early signal of effectiveness in treating progressive multiple sclerosis, according to reports in the pharmaceutical trade press. Unlike traditional CAR T treatments, which must be made from each patient's own cells, this approach uses donor-derived cells that can be manufactured in advance. Details on trial size and results remain limited, but the finding offers hope for a disease with few effective options.