Certain Multiple Sclerosis Drugs Tied to Lower Uveitis Risk

by Medscape • 2026/05/07 • 0 Comments

The use of nucleic acid synthesis inhibitors or sphingosine-1-phosphate modulators, fumarates, or interferons is linked to a lower risk for noninfectious uveitis in patients with MS, a new study finds.
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