Marisa Wexler, MS

Marisa holds a Master of Science in cellular and molecular pathology from the University of Pittsburgh, where she studied novel genetic drivers of ovarian cancer. Her areas of expertise include cancer biology, immunology, and genetics, and she has worked as a science writing and communications intern for the Genetics Society of America.

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Articles by Marisa Wexler, MS

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Marisa Wexler, MS

Articles by Marisa Wexler, MS

#AANAM – Ocrevus, Rituximab Linked to More Severe COVID-19 Cases in Italy

#AANAM – Tysabri Improves Quality of Life, Can Reduce Infection Risk

#AANAM – COVID-19 Often Leads to Flares in MS Patients, Survey Finds

#AANAM – Abnormally Warm Weather Tied to More ER Visits

#AANAM – More Diversity Needed Among Neurologists, Presenters Agree

#AANAM – Disease Severity, Job Loss Higher in Black Than White Patients in US

#AANAM – Measuring Blood Proteins Could Predict Disability in SPMS

MS Has 3 Distinct Subtypes, Study of MRI Brain Patterns Using AI Reports

Mertk Gene Plays Key Role in Myelin Repair, Mouse Study Finds

Under-the-skin Injection of Tysabri Approved in Europe

Pediatric-onset MS Tied to Fewer School Years, Lower Income in Adulthood

N-acetyl Cysteine Safe, But Failed to Lessen MS Fatigue

Machine Learning of Walking Patterns Could Help Predict MS Progression

PoNS Device to Help Adults in Rehab for Walking Problems Gets FDA Approval

Rituximab Fails to Lessen Brain Inflammation in Progressive MS Trial

Certain Factors Worsen Outcomes in MS Patients With COVID-19

Ponvory (ponesimod) Approved for Adults With Relapsing Forms of MS

Novartis, iHeartRadio Team Up for ‘A Night for MS Awareness’ on March 11

#ACTRIMS2021 – Taking Medication During Pregnancy Reduces Healthcare Costs

#ACTRIMS2021 – Reduced Methionine in Diet Eased Symptoms in MS Mice

#ACTRIMS2021 – Dietary Restriction May Limit Severity of MS

#ACTRIMS2021 – Research Finds Race- and Ethnicity-based Differences in MS Therapies

#ACTRIMS2021 – Leptin’s Pro-inflammatory Effects May Link Obesity to MS

#ACTRIMS2021 – Neurologist Calls for Trial Testing Estrogen Therapy at Menopause

#ACTRIMS2021 – Young Brain Fluid (CSF) Rejuvenates Memory in Mice

#ACTRIMS2021 – Better Strategies Needed to Help Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Patients

Physical Inactivity, Smoking Linked to Patient Fatigue

EVOLUTION Trials Testing Evobrutinib Now Recruiting

Survey: Patients, Nurses Prefer Sensoready Autoinjector Pen

Zeposia Tablets Approved in Scotland to Treat Active RRMS

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