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1. "Brain reserve" and "cognitive reserve" should always be taken into account when studying neurodegeneration – Commentary. (April 2018)

Authors:: Amato, Maria Pia
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 5(2018)
Page Start:: 577
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2. "Brain reserve" and "cognitive reserve" should always be taken into account when studying neurodegeneration – NO. (April 2018)

Authors:: Sastre-Garriga, Jaume
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 5(2018)
Page Start:: 576
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3. "Brain reserve" and "cognitive reserve" should always be taken into account when studying neurodegeneration – YES. (April 2018)

Authors:: Sumowski, James F
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 5(2018)
Page Start:: 574
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4. "Bright spotty lesions" on spinal magnetic resonance imaging differentiate neuromyelitis optica from multiple sclerosis. (March 2014)

Authors:: Yonezu, Tadahiro; Ito, Shoichi; Mori, Masahiro; Ogawa, Yoshitsugu; Makino, Takahiro; Uzawa, Akiyuki; Kuwabara, Satoshi
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 20:Number 3(2014)
Page Start:: 331
Record Type:: Journal Article
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5. "Location, location, location". (October 2018)

Authors:: Krieger, Stephen C; Lublin, Fred D
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 11(2018)
Page Start:: 1396
Record Type:: Journal Article
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6. "No evident disease activity": The use of combined assessments in the management of patients with multiple sclerosis. (August 2017)

Authors:: Giovannoni, Gavin; Tomic, Davorka; Bright, Jeremy R; Havrdová, Eva
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 23:Number 9(2017)
Page Start:: 1179
Record Type:: Journal Article
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7. 'It feels like someone is hammering my feet': Understanding pain and its management from the perspective of people with multiple sclerosis. (April 2015)

Authors:: Harrison, Anthony M; Bogosian, Angeliki; Silber, Eli; McCracken, Lance M; Moss-Morris, Rona
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 21:Number 4(2015)
Page Start:: 466
Record Type:: Journal Article
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8. 'Posture second' strategy predicts disability progression in multiple sclerosis. (June 2021)

Authors:: Castelli, Letizia; Quartuccio, Maria Esmeralda; Ruggieri, Serena; De Giglio, Laura; Prosperini, Luca
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 27:Number 7(2021)
Page Start:: 1140
Record Type:: Journal Article
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9. 'Progressive MS – macro views': The need for novel clinical trial paradigms to enable drug development for progressive MS. (October 2017)

Authors:: Zaratin, P; Comi, G; Leppert, D
Other Names:: Chataway Jeremy guest-editor.; Fox Robert guest-editor.
Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 23:Number 12(2017)
Page Start:: 1649
Record Type:: Journal Article
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10. 1 November 2012 - 31 October 2013. (December 2018)

Journal:: Multiple sclerosis
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 14(2018)
Page Start:: NP1
Record Type:: Journal Article
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