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My question is: what causes the disease/disability? Isn't it the formation of lesions?
And don't the DMDs slow down or prevent the formation of lesions?

Okay, that's two questions...I can't count well due to lesions...

I'm not sure, but I think the Disease Causes the lesion, not the other way around. Brain lesions can be caused by other events, as well, such as a stroke etc..
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