Clinical implications for substandard, nonproprietary medicines in multiple sclerosis: focus on fingolimod
Jorge Correale,1 Erwin Chiquete,2 Alexey Boyko,3 Roy G Beran,4–6 Jorge Barahona Strauch,7,8 Snezana Milojevic,9 Nadina Frider101Department of Neurology, Raúl Carrea Institute for Neurological Research, Foundation for the Fight against Infant Neurological Illnesses (FLENI), Bueno...
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Main Authors: | Correale J (Author), Chiquete E (Author), Boyko A (Author), Beran RG (Author), Strauch JB (Author), Milojevic S (Author), Frider N (Author) |
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