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No, but if the research hypotheses are confirmed, minocycline may prove to be an effective early treatment that delays the full onset of multiple sclerosis. Early studies have shown an 84% reduction in MS lesion activity on brain MRI, meaning this treatment has the potential to slow the disease down significantly.
