Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Minister of Health Danica Grujicic spoke today with representatives of the MS Platform association about ways to improve the treatment of patients with multiple sclerosis and the necessity of forming a central registry of patients with this disease.
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Significant progress made in treatment of patients with multiple sclerosis
Belgrade,
7 February 2023
Brnabic met with representatives of the association MS Platform for the first time in 2019, after which the introduction of innovative therapy was initiated.
Grujicic pointed out that the treatment of multiple sclerosis is in accordance with the standards of the countries of Central and Southeastern Europe, including the surrounding countries of the European Union, and that significant progress in the treatment of patients with innovative therapy has been made in the last four years.
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