Racial Disparities in Multiple Sclerosis: Differences in Neurodegeneration, Metabolism, Cognition, and Motor Functions in Black and White Patients (P3-18.008)

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• This study aims to investigate the differences in neurodegeneration and functional outcomes between black and white individuals diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
• Cross-sectional design was employed to assess neurodegeneration and functional outcomes.
• Participants included individuals with multiple sclerosis from both racial groups.
• Data collection focused on cognitive functioning and disease burden assessment.
• Significant disparities found in neurodegeneration between black and white MS patients.
• Differences in cognitive performance and motor functions observed across racial groups.
• Disease burden measures indicated varying impacts of MS on functional outcomes.