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A longitudinal study of cognition in nursing home residents with multiple sclerosis
Disability & Rehabilitation, 11/04/09
Demakis GJ et al. – Over the first 4 years of a nursing home stay, cognition deteriorates in individuals with MS. Though there are not different rates of decline, residents with MS–Neuro and MS–Comb perform worse than residents with MS or MS–Psyc.
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