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This life-saving discovery has been awaited for decades. The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi for revealing the mechanism that explains why our immune system does not attack itself. Their work revealed a fundamental mystery — the mechanism of peripheral immune tolerance, which prevents the immune system from destroying healthy cells. Regulatory T cells (Tregs) play a key role here—a special type of immune cell that...

The Clinical Trials Arena review highlights the late stages of the most promising molecules (including BTK inhibitors) and explains why these programs could change the standard of care. Useful for strategic planning for patients and physicians in 2026+. September and October 2025 proved to be busy months for multiple sclerosis (MS) specialists, as many of them gathered at three major conferences to discuss clinical trials that could change the current treatment paradigm. At the conferences of...

The world's largest MS congress summarized the trends: moving beyond “relapse prevention” strategies, smarter trial design, and a focus on cognitive outcomes and treatment accessibility. For patients, this means a shift toward personalized therapy and measurable outcomes that are important in everyday life. Precision medicine and real-world data A study was presented in which Nira Medical, together with the Rocky Mountain MS Clinic, used artificial intelligence models (LLM) to create an “MS...