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Saturday, 31 August 2013

Hope In A Pill- A crop of small-molecule drugs in development could double the treatment options for people with multiple sclerosis in coming years

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PROMISING PIPELINE Numerous small-molecule drugs are in late-stage development to treat MS
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New Crop: Research into multiple sclerosis has yielded a host of drug candidates.EMD Serono
NEW CROP Research into multiple sclerosis has yielded a host of drug candidates.
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For people with MS, oral drugs that could address both the immune and neurological components of the disease represent a beacon of hope. “If I could take a pill, I almost wouldn’t mind having this disease,” Sommers says. Mentally gearing up for the weekly shot and the possible side effects takes its toll over the years, he says. Putting aside the syringes “would make it a lot more tolerable,” he says. “I am very excited that there might be some oral drugs down the road.”

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