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Modeling Therapy Discontinuation in Multiple Sclerosis
Data scientist in Basel
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Topic

Multiple Sclerosis

Why and when do individuals with multiple sclerosis want to stop their therapy?

Setup

Rewoso

Part of rewoso‘s real-world data science for industry

Design

R

Realized in R-Statistics, SQL

Real-world Persistence on a Multiple Sclerosis Treatment (Ozanimod)

Using real-world data, we investigated the persistence of patients diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis on the treatment ozanimod.

Using retrospective real-world data from the NeuroTransData registry, we described the characteristics of and modeled the time to discontinuation of the comparably new treatment ozanimod, compared to the status-quo treatments dimethyl fumarate and teriflunomide. To this end, we used time-to-event methods and Cox regressions.

You can read the abstract, and view the poster.