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See Latest ArticlesTreatment of early multiple sclerosis: the value of treatment initiation after a first clinical episode
Multiple Sclerosis, 09/11/09
Goodin DS et al. – Results from these early treatment studies are presented, and the impact of using interferon beta treatment in the early stages of disease is discussed with the aim of considering optimal therapeutic strategies to improve long–term patient outcome.
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