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A Major Step Forward for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis!

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The Ocrelizumab treatment significantly slows the progression of Primary Progressive Plate Sclerosis (PPMS), including in older or advanced patients. An extensive international study, called ORATORIO-HAND, shows a 30% reduction in the risk of progression of disability and, above all, a 41% decrease in the deterioration of hand function.
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The Ocrelizumab treatment significantly slows the progression of Primary Progressive Plate Sclerosis (PPMS), including in older or advanced patients. An extensive international study, called ORATORIO-HAND, shows a 30% reduction in the risk of progression of disability and, above all, a 41% decrease in the deterioration of hand function.

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Génération-NT broke the news on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
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