Opinion
Despite ongoing challenges, experts are optimistic about the future of MS therapy
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- Frieda Wiley
To celebrate our 30th year in print, Neurology Reviews invited experts to look back on the trajectories of various neurology subspecialties. In...
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Stroke management: A 30-year retrospective
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- Frieda Wiley
Dr. Louis Caplan looks back on the successes and failures in stroke research and treatment.
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Race, ethnicity, and socioeconomics are often barriers to migraine care
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- Frieda Wiley
People of African descent and Latinx ethnicity tend to fare worse than other people of color and their White counterparts.
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Ubrogepant safety and efficacy not affected by triptan therapy
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- Frieda Wiley
The CGRP receptor antagonist shows promise, but hurdles set up by insurance companies limit its potential.
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Adherence and discontinuation limit triptan outcomes
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- Frieda Wiley
Low rates of triptan adherence are likely caused by disappointing efficacy and/or unpleasant side effects rather than economic considerations.
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New sickle cell drugs give hope, but access remains a barrier
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- Frieda Wiley
"SCD reduces lifespan by 30 years, and that's very hard to quantify," says Dr. Ifeyinwa Osunkwo.
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Orthopedic ambulatory surgery centers beat inpatient services on cost
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- Frieda Wiley
NATIONAL HARBOR, MD. – A study suggests that ambulatory surgery centers for orthopedic surgery deliver similar outcomes at a lower price than...
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Strategy critical to surviving drug shortages
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- Frieda Wiley
NATIONAL HARBOR, MD. – The impact of drug shortages transcends the inability to supply patients with first-line or optimal therapy. Education is...
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Technology softens prior authorization pain points
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- Frieda Wiley
NATIONAL HARBOR, MD. – Unclear drug pricing on prior authorizations creates a climate of frustration for clinicians and patients, but technology...
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Migraine therapy efficacy leaves ambiguities
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- Frieda Wiley
NATIONAL HARBOR, MD. – Selecting the ideal pharmacologic treatment for migraines remains a challenge because of hard-to-compare real-world...
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Pharmacist-prescribed hormonal contraception safe, effective
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- Frieda Wiley
In 2016, Oregon became the first state to grant pharmacists authority to prescribe hormonal contraception without requiring consultation.