The importance of routines in managing my NMOSD
Since her NMOSD diagnosis, columnist Jennifer V. has found routines crucial for distinguishing between bad days and signs of a flare-up.| Neuromyelitis News
Since her NMOSD diagnosis, columnist Jennifer V. has found routines crucial for distinguishing between bad days and signs of a flare-up.| Neuromyelitis News
Most neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder patients experience impaired sleep and worse disability relative to healthy people, per a study.| Neuromyelitis News
The findings support the idea that gut microbiota and the gut-brain axis factor in NMOSD, and that approaches like GV-971 may help patients.| Neuromyelitis News
Living with NMOSD and its resulting disability can make it hard to find and keep employment, a new U.S. study highlights.| Neuromyelitis News
Nearly all clinicians (88%) in a U.S. survey have prescribed approved NMOSD treatments for their patients with anti-AQP4 antibodies.| Neuromyelitis News
NMOSD may begin to manifest as hard-to-treat nausea, vomiting, or hiccups — a condition called area postrema syndrome — delaying a diagnosis.| Neuromyelitis News
NMOSD patients who have had only one relapse tend to underestimate their future relapse risk, but this pattern changes with more relapses, a study finds.| Neuromyelitis News
Lindsey Shapiro is a science writer for Neuromyelitis News with a PhD in neuroscience. She covers the latest news and information on a variety of NMO topics.| Neuromyelitis News
Three weeks of low-dose rituximab was found to prevent relapses and disability progression in NMOSD patients, without serious side effects.| Neuromyelitis News
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Sex ratio and age at onset among NMOSD patients are influenced by the proportion of cases with anti-AQP4 antibodies, a review study found.| Neuromyelitis News
Immunosuppressive therapy is safe and was found to significantly reduce relapses in elderly patients with late-onset NMOSD, per a study.| Neuromyelitis News
Career changes, new home hunts, and symptom flares are a lot to handle, says columnist Jennifer van Amerom, who's juggling life and NMOSD.| Neuromyelitis News
