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BioTrends recently published TreatmentTrends: Multiple Sclerosis, a syndicated biannual report that provides a comprehensive view of the current and expected future management of multiple sclerosis based on primary research fielded with 103 neurologists in the U.S. A parallel report covering the European market will be published later this month.



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