New Information Sheet on MOG Antibody Disease

SRNA has recently added a newly coined inflammatory condition called MOG antibody disease (MOGAD) to the group of rare neuroimmune disorders advocated for by our organization. By welcoming those diagnosed with MOGAD into our organization, we hope to gain a deeper knowledge of rare neuroimmune disorders and advocate for better awareness within the medical community. SRNA worked with a committed group of volunteers on a new information sheet about MOGAD.

As part of our mission to provide resources for our community, SRNA has information sheets available on our website for each of the rare neuroimmune disorders. These information sheets include a brief but comprehensive overview of each disorder, including epidemiology, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, acute treatments, prognosis and management, and long-term care. Individuals, their family members and caregivers, and medical professionals can use these information sheets to learn about each disorder. For more detailed information about rare neuroimmune disorders and symptom management strategies, there are hundreds of additional resources which can be found in our Resource Library.

To learn more about MOG antibody disease, please view the new information sheet or listen to our recent Ask the Expert Podcast, “What is MOG antibody disease?”, featuring Dr. Benjamin Greenberg and Dr. Michael Levy.