New research developed by both Saint Louis University and Express Scripts, Inc., suggests that men with multiple sclerosis (MS) may require more education and support to manage their disease and therapy than women with MS. Men also may benefit from more targeted adherence interventions A report based on this study was published in the April 2010 Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy. The study’s results are based on a 2008 survey of patients taking a medication to treat MS.
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