Support for the vitamin D hypothesis for multiple sclerosis risk
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Evidence has emerged in the past few years that provides support for a protective action of vitamin D against the risk and progression of multiple sclerosis (MS). The effect of exposure to ultraviolet radiation and other natural sources of vitamin D on MS prevalence and disability is the focus of two recent population-based studies.
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