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December 14, 2004Neurology

Value of health-related quality of life to predict disability course in multiple sclerosis

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MVMariëlle A. J. VisschedijkGGD AmsterdamBUBernard M.J. UitdehaagAmsterdam NeuroscienceMKMartin KleinCenter for Drug Evaluation and Research

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