In 2001, the average MS diagnosis took 4 years. Today, it’s 1 year — and with the updated 2024 McDonald Criteria, we’re aiming for even faster, more accurate answers. These changes include: - New diagnostic tools like optical coherence tomography (OCT) - Specialized criteria for children and people over 50 - The ability to diagnose MS without symptoms related to demyelination if other conditions are met - Increased diagnostic specificity using the central vein sign (CVS) and paramagnetic rim les

27K views · 206 reactions | Suk interviews Dr Gnanapavan who gives her advice on how the MS community could talk about progression; preparing for the possibility of #progression; and what you can do today to affect your outcome in the future ️❔樂 | Shift.ms | Facebook