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Default Vitamin D studies - more at start of disease means better outcome
This recent report from the NMSS isn't much of a surprise.

http://www.nationalmssociety.org/new....aspx?nid=8558

But everyone should be taking Vitamin D supplements as soon as they find out they have MS!
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