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This new MS drug could change everything
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The new drug, called tolebrutinib, is designed to penetrate the brain and spinal cord, targeting the way MS damages the nervous system, not just the inflammatory flare-ups. "It's really exciting," says Michael D. Kornberg, MD, PhD, a neurologist at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.