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Several lines of evidence suggest that immunopathological factors are
critically involved in the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis. It is t
herefore not surprising that a large number of immunotherapies have be
en tried or proposed. At present, none of these therapies are entirely
satisfactory. However, significant progress has recently been made in
the design and analysis of therapeutic multiple sclerosis studies, ra
ising hopes that progress will substantially accelerate.