Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis and Memory

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Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis and Memory
The impact of Fingolomid on cognitive functioning in females between the age of 35-50
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Abstract
Recent research of potential treatments for Multiple Sclerosis has identified two medications that present promising results in ameliorating the development of sclera: Fingolomid, and Cladribine. While initial studies have demonstrated efficacy in the stabilization and potential improvement of neurological conditions, discrete neurological functions such as memory have not been studied in connection with these medications. This study evaluates the impact of Fingolomid on memory stabilization or reversal of impairment in Severe...

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