NZ Neurology Research Review Issue 95

In this issue:
  -  Effects of smoking and vascular risk factors on relapse risk in MOGAD
  -  Comorbidities and lifestyle changes associated with the MS prodrome
  -  Are there any sex-specific differences in early RRMS?
  -  Risk of severe adverse events with different MS treatment sequences
  -  Impact of invisible MS symptoms on social participation
  -  Impact of exercise interventions in severe MS
  -  Time savings after transitioning from intravenous to subcutaneous ocrelizumab
  -  The hidden burden of bowel dysfunction in MS
  -  Real-world drug utilisation patterns after diagnosis of RRMS
  -  Pathogenesis of depression in MS

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