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Hand, foot, and mouth disease 101
Fox 5 (D.C.)
Dr. Emily Boss, director of pediatric otolaryngology, Johns Hopkins Children's Center, discusses the common viral illness hand, foot, and mouth disease. -
This new MS drug could change everything
WebMD
The new drug, called tolebrutinib, is designed to penetrate the brain and spinal cord, targeting the way MS damages the nervous system, not just the inflammatory flare-ups. "It's really exciting," says Michael D. Kornberg, MD, PhD, a neurologist at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.