New MS diagnosis guidelines aim to deliver treatment earlier and improve care
18 September 2025
The McDonald Diagnostic Criteria for MS have been updated to help people get diagnosed faster and more accurately.
The McDonald Diagnostic Criteria for MS have been updated to help people get diagnosed faster and more accurately.
Updated international guidelines for diagnosing multiple sclerosis (MS) were published today, enabling earlier and more accurate diagnosis so people can begin treatment sooner and improve their long-term health outcomes.Â
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