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Sustained Benefits of a Multidomain Lifestyle Intervention in Multiple Sclerosis: Insights from the 24-Month LIMS Study Follow-Up

MedXY Editorial Team•Sep 29, 2026•Clinical Updates
Nghiên cứu dọc theo thời gianMediterranean dietmultiple sclerosislifestyle interventionpatient-reported outcomes

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  • Digital multimodal lifestyle intervention in multiple sclerosis (MS) demonstrated sustained improvements in physical and psychological functioning up to 24 months.
  • Most significant behavioral changes and sustained benefits were observed in dietary adherence and body mass index, emphasizing the importance of nutrition.
  • Physical activity adherence did not show significant improvement, highlighting challenges in sustaining exercise behaviors in MS populations.
  • Findings underscore the complementary role of lifestyle strategies alongside disease-modifying therapies for long-term MS management.

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