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Ocrelizumab May Be More Effective for Relapsing-Remitting MS Than Interferon


 

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In any case, infusion reactions with ocrelizumab should be less common than with rituximab, another B-cell depleter used off-label for MS, because ocrelizumab is a more humanized antibody, they concluded.

M. Alexander Otto

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