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Effect of mood and anxiety disorders on health care utilization in multiple sclerosis
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Effect of mood and anxiety disorders on health care utilization in multiple sclerosis
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2020
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Ruth Ann Marrie
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James M. Bolton
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Within individuals with MS, changes in MAD activity are associated with changes in health services use.
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