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Original Research

Health care-resource utilization before and after natalizumab initiation in multiple sclerosis patients in the US

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Pages 11-20 | Published online: 19 Dec 2013

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Barbara H. Johnson, Machaon M. Bonafede & Crystal Watson. (2015) Platform Therapy Compared with Natalizumab for Multiple Sclerosis: Relapse Rates and Time to Relapse Among Propensity Score-Matched US Patients. CNS Drugs 29:6, pages 503-510.
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