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National MS Day Spotlights Personalized Care as Asturias Counts 2,000 Patients

Experts urge early diagnosis with precision, team-based support to limit relapses and long-term disability.

Overview

  • AADEM marks nearly 30 years as an independent association, reporting more than 560 members and weekly services for about 120 people across Asturias.
  • Regional hospitals HUCA and Cabueñes operate dedicated multiple sclerosis units that are cited as national references.
  • Clinicians describe multiple sclerosis as an autoimmune attack on myelin with highly variable symptoms that can include visual issues, balance and coordination problems, cognitive changes, and severe fatigue.
  • Available disease‑modifying therapies can reduce relapses and disability, but there is no cure, so rehabilitation and psychological care remain essential.
  • Specialists highlight progress in earlier detection, including more specific MRI markers and supportive tests, while some expect the EMA to review BTK inhibitors in 2026 that could slow progression.