Multiple sclerosis （MS） is a chronic, inflammatory and neu- rodegenerative disease of the central nervous system （CNS） affecting at least 2.5 million people worldwide. While the relapsing subtypes of MS are well t...Multiple sclerosis （MS） is a chronic, inflammatory and neu- rodegenerative disease of the central nervous system （CNS） affecting at least 2.5 million people worldwide. While the relapsing subtypes of MS are well treatable, the disease per se remains incurable and results in progressive disability. Its etiology is complex and far from being understood.展开更多
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文摘Multiple sclerosis （MS） is a chronic, inflammatory and neu- rodegenerative disease of the central nervous system （CNS） affecting at least 2.5 million people worldwide. While the relapsing subtypes of MS are well treatable, the disease per se remains incurable and results in progressive disability. Its etiology is complex and far from being understood.
