Five-year outcome in the copaxone observatory: a nationwide cohort of patients with multiple sclerosis starting treatment with glatiramer acetate in France

Author:

Lebrun-Frenay ChristineORCID, ,Moulignier Antoine,Pierrot-Deseilligny Charles,Benrabah Rabah,Moreau Thibault,Lubetzki Catherine,Monchecourt Françoise

Funder

TEVA

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Neurology (clinical),Neurology

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