The immunomodulatory drugs used to treat multiple sclerosis
A) are effective for most patients.
B) help only some patients.
C) have only slight benefits when they do help.
D) are effective for half the patients but have slight benefits for the remainder.
E) both B and C

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Immunomodulatory drugs used to treat multiple sclerosis are not universally effective and vary in their efficacy among patients. While they do help some patients, the benefits can often be slight, indicating that both options B and C are correct.

The Immunomodulatory Drugs Used to Treat Multiple Sclerosis