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I like your answer iNow. "Net good over weighs net bad" is a good way to look at it. Thank you!

who is fascinated by immunology. Looking forward to gain some wisdom here.

Hi everybody! I am new and jumping right in... So, the Beta- Interferon is said to activate Natural Killer cells (among other things), which are CD8 T-cells... And at the progressive stage of Multiple Sclerosis, CD8 cells get activated later in the pathogenesis and kill the very Oligodendrocytes which try with all their might to remyelinate the axons... Why then do MS patients get prescribed the very Interferon that will activate the destruction process even further? What am I missing? TIA!