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Age and treatment class modify inflammatory risk after disease-modifying therapy discontinuation in older people with MS.
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- Carvajal R; Marcialis C; Tur C; Otero-Romero S; Roos I; Pappolla A; Novak F; Cobo-Calvo A; Ariño H; Arrambide G; Bollo L; Casallas-Vanegas A; Castilló J; Comabella M; Driemeyer C; Elosua I; Fadrique C; Galán I; Grávalos M; La Puma D; Masot A; Midaglia L; Molina-Goicoechea M; Mongay-Ochoa N; Rodríguez-Acevedo B; Río J; Tagliani P; Vidal-Jordana A; Vilaseca-Jolonch A; Zabalza A
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- Year recorded
- 2026
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Carvajal R; Marcialis C; Tur C; Otero-Romero S; Roos I; Pappolla A; Novak F; Cobo-Calvo A; Ariño H; Arrambide G; Bollo L; Casallas-Vanegas A; Castilló J; Comabella M; Driemeyer C; Elosua I; Fadrique C; Galán I; Grávalos M; La Puma D; Masot A; Midaglia L; Molina-Goicoechea M; Mongay-Ochoa N; Rodríguez-Acevedo B; Río J; Tagliani P; Vidal-Jordana A; Vilaseca-Jolonch A; Zabalza A. (2026). Age and treatment class modify inflammatory risk after disease-modifying therapy discontinuation in older people with MS. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42735930/
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