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Koch-Henriksen N, Laursen B, Stenager E, Magyari M (2017) Excess mortality among patients with multiple sclerosis in Denmark has dropped significantly over the past six decades: a population based study. ĭ’Amico E, Patti F, Zanghì A et al (2018) Late-onset and young-onset relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis: evidence from a retrospective long-term follow-up study. Koch-Henriksen N, Thygesen LC, Stenager E et al (2018) Incidence of MS has increased markedly over six decades in Denmark particularly with late onset and in women. Following diagnosis, patients with LOMS initially have an increased rate of reaching EDSS score 6 however, the risk of reaching EDSS score 6 at any given age is higher in patients with non-LOMS. The clinical characteristics and treatment approaches for patients with LOMS differ from their younger counterparts. The initial rate of reaching EDSS milestone 6 after diagnosis was higher in LOMS however, when assessing the risk of reaching EDSS 6 according to age, the HR was significantly lower for the LOMS group (HR 0.307 95% CI 0.221–0.426). The LOMS group had a higher proportion of males and patients with primary progressive disease course, and they were less likely to receive disease-modifying therapy.
We identified 28,232 patients with MS with a known year of clinical onset, of which 2661 had LOMS. We described baseline characteristics and analyzed rates of reaching Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) milestones. The nationwide population-based Danish Multiple Sclerosis Registry served as data source. Any requested course selection adjustments for the 2022-2023 school year should be submitted to your child's grade level counselor in writing by April 1, 2022.Īs always, thank you for your support! We encourage you to read the LOMS Parent Newsletter and view our LOMS Counseling Page for upcoming course selection information and resources.To describe patient characteristics and assess the risk of disability worsening in patients of different age groups with focus on late-onset multiple sclerosis (LOMS) defined as disease onset after the age of 50 years. Current Lake Olympia 6th and 7th grade students will be able to verify their course selection requests during March 21-27, 2022 via Skyward Family Access.Current 5th grade students will participate in course selection at their elementary campus during the week of March 21-27, 2022.Current 5th graders and their families will join us to learn more about what Lake Olympia has to offer! 5th Grade Course Selection Night at Lake Olympia is Tuesday, March 1st at 6:00-7:30 p.m.Current 5th grade students will visit LOMS for course selection information and fine arts presentations on March 1st and March 2nd.
"Cooperation is working together to do more than you can do alone." This month's character trait is Cooperation. We are currently working to ensure all student requests that have been entered in Skyward Family Access are accurate. "Excellence is our is not an option."Ĭourse selection for the 2022-2023 school year is underway. I look forward to seeing you at Family Curriculum Night! We will also being welcoming our incoming 6th graders on Tuesday and Wednesday during the day to give them an opportunity to see their new home in August. On Thursday, our 7th graders will visit the James Reese center to learn more about the opportunities that await them in high school. We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night at our Family and Curriculum Night. This week will be a fun and exciting week. THIS IS A HUGE WIN and I hope you are encouraged by this information. All of the pages have less than 5 posts!.Public pages have not posted any content since February 10.The pages with the most content have been deleted.Teachers are noticing students are more engaged and focused in class which is wonderful! What I also noticed is that when we first addressed enforcing this issue, we had 22 known public Instagram pages created by students that cast LOMS in a negative light. We have now made it to March! Thank you for everything you do and for partnering with us to make LOMS a campus who upholds a standard of EXCELLENCE!īy and large our students are complying with the cell phone policy.
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