Male sex is independently associated with faster disability accumulation in relapse-onset MS but not in primary progressive MS

  1. Ribbons, K.A.
  2. McElduff, P.
  3. Boz, C.
  4. Trojano, M.
  5. Izquierdo, G.
  6. Duquette, P.
  7. Girard, M.
  8. Grand'Maison, F.
  9. Hupperts, R.
  10. Grammond, P.
  11. Oreja-Guevara, C.
  12. Petersen, T.
  13. Bergamaschi, R.
  14. Giuliani, G.
  15. Barnett, M.
  16. Van Pesch, V.
  17. Amato, M.-P.
  18. Iuliano, G.
  19. Fiol, M.
  20. Slee, M.
  21. Verheul, F.
  22. Cristiano, E.
  23. Fernandez-Bolanos, R.
  24. Saladino, M.-L.
  25. Rio, M.E.
  26. Cabrera-Gomez, J.
  27. Butzkueven, H.
  28. Van Munster, E.
  29. Braber-Moerland, L.D.
  30. Spitaleri, D.L.
  31. Lugaresi, A.
  32. Shaygannejad, V.
  33. Gray, O.
  34. Deri, N.
  35. Alroughani, R.
  36. Lechner-Scott, J.
  37. Show all authors +
Journal:
PLoS ONE

ISSN: 1932-6203

Year of publication: 2015

Volume: 10

Issue: 6

Type: Article

DOI: 10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0122686 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor
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