Fat, fiber, and pediatric MS (S38.002)

Brandon Seminatore; Jennifer Graves; Amy Waldman; Timothy Lotze; Teri Schreiner; Anita Belman; Benjamin Greenberg; Bianca Weinstock-Guttman; Gregory Aaen; Jan-Mendelt Tillema; Janace Hart; Jayne Ness; Jennifer Rubin; Lauren Krupp; Mark Gorman; Leslie Benson; Moses Rodriguez; Tanuja Chitnis; Soe Mar; Lisa Barcellos; John Rose; Shelly Roalstad; Timothy Simmons; Charlie Casper; Emmanuelle Waubant

Fat, fiber, and pediatric MS (S38.002)

Brandon Seminatore, Jennifer Graves, Amy Waldman, Timothy Lotze, Teri Schreiner, Anita Belman, Benjamin Greenberg, Bianca Weinstock-Guttman, Gregory Aaen, Jan-Mendelt Tillema, Janace Hart, Jayne Ness, Jennifer Rubin, Lauren Krupp, Mark Gorman, Leslie Benson, Moses Rodriguez, Tanuja Chitnis, Soe Mar, Lisa BarcellosJohn Rose, Shelly Roalstad, Timothy Simmons, Charlie Casper, Emmanuelle Waubant

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Original language	American English
Journal	Neurology
Volume	84
State	Published - Apr 6 2015

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AU - Graves, Jennifer

AU - Waldman, Amy

AU - Lotze, Timothy

AU - Schreiner, Teri

AU - Belman, Anita

AU - Greenberg, Benjamin

AU - Weinstock-Guttman, Bianca

AU - Aaen, Gregory

AU - Tillema, Jan-Mendelt

AU - Hart, Janace

AU - Ness, Jayne

AU - Rubin, Jennifer

AU - Krupp, Lauren

AU - Gorman, Mark

AU - Benson, Leslie

AU - Rodriguez, Moses

AU - Chitnis, Tanuja

AU - Mar, Soe

AU - Barcellos, Lisa

AU - Rose, John

AU - Roalstad, Shelly

AU - Simmons, Timothy

AU - Casper, Charlie

AU - Waubant, Emmanuelle

N1 - OBJECTIVE: To study the association between fat and fiber intake and pediatric-onset MS. BACKGROUND: A low-fat, high fiber diet is recommended for optimal health; however, the association of diet and MS in children is unknown. DESIGN/METHODS: This study stems from an ongoing case-control study of genetic and environmental risk factors for pediatric MS at 14 centers.

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Fat, fiber, and pediatric MS (S38.002)

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