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HHV-6 infection in multiple sclerosis. A clinical and laboratory analysis
European Journal of Neurology, 06/30/09
Pietilainen J et al. - Human herpesvirus-6 infection may be an associated agent in some MS cases. Viral studies are needed to identify a possible viral etiology and give specific therapy.
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