| Tao, C and Simpson Jr, S and van der Mei, I and Blizzard, L and Havrdova, E and Horakova, D and Shaygannejad, V and Lugaresi, A and Izquierdo, G and Trojano, M and Duquette, P and Girard, M and Grand'Maison, F and Grammond, P and Alroughani, R and Terzi, M and Oreja-Guevara, C and Sajedi, SA and Iuliano, G and Sola, P and Lechner-Scott, J and Pesch, VV and Pucci, E and Bergamaschi, R and Barnett, M and Ramo, C and Singhal, B and LA Spitaleri, D and Slee, M and Verheul, F and Fernandez Bolanos, R and Amato, MP and Cristiano, E and Granella, F and Hodgkinson, S and Fiol, M and Gray, O and McCombe, P and Saladino, ML and Sanchez Menoyo, JL and Shuey, N and Vucic, S and Shaw, C and Deri, N and Arruda, WO and Butzkueven, H and Spelman, T and Taylor, BV, on behalf of the MSBase Study Group, “Higher latitude is significantly associated with an earlier age of disease onset in multiple sclerosis”, Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, 87 (12) pp. 1343-1349. ISSN 0022-3050 (2016) [Refereed Article] |
