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Story summary
- Research shows that multiple sclerosis (MS) differs by sex, as women are diagnosed more often and men experience worse recovery and higher disability.
- Reproductive hormones and testosterone may influence these differences.
- Men often delay diagnosis due to societal perceptions, worsening outcomes.
- Emotional health matters in MS, but men may underreport anxiety and depression.
- Addressing these issues and promoting early diagnosis can improve prognosis and quality of life for men with MS.
