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Thanks Densy,
I thought that may be the case, and if my understanding is correct it marks a significant step. For those who may be curious of the implications.

Understanding "Disease-Modifying" vs. "Treatment" Language

Regulatory and Clinical Significance

The distinction between "disease-modifying" and "symptomatic treatment" carries significant regulatory and clinical implications

. A disease-modifying treatment is one that delays, slows, or reverses the progression of a disease by targeting its underlying cause, while symptomatic treatments address symptoms without affecting the disease's underlying pathophysiology.


Have a great weekend.


Cheers