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Study: COVID-19's Minor Impact on MS; EV Incentives Launch

1/5/2025

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A recent study in Neurology reveals that COVID-19 had little impact on the severity of symptoms or disability in individuals with multiple sclerosis over an 18-month period. In a separate development, the Inflation Reduction Act incentivizes electric vehicle adoption by providing up to $1,000 for home EV chargers, aiming to lessen environmental harm, though the long-term benefits remain uncertain.

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A recent study in Neurology reveals that COVID-19 had little impact on the severity of symptoms or disability in individuals with multiple sclerosis over an 18-month period. In a separate development, the Inflation Reduction Act incentivizes electric vehicle adoption by providing up to $1,000 for home EV chargers, aiming to lessen environmental harm, though the long-term benefits remain uncertain.