Researchers examined the insurance records of nearly 198,000 adults and found that those eventually diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) were more likely to make doctor visits for issues such as urinary problems, visual disturbances, abnormal skin sensations, impaired movement, and dizziness in the time preceding their diagnosis. Recognizing these clusters of symptoms could help doctors identify patients who may be at increased risk for MS earlier in the course of the disease when treatment may be more effective. Neurology, June 2021