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Multiple Sclerosis (Relapsing-Remitting): Emerging Therapies That Offer Improved Convenience Will Not Unseat Current Drugs is a DecisionBase 2009 report. DecisionBase 2009 is a decision-support tool that provides in-depth analysis of unmet need, physician expectations of new therapies and commercial dynamics to help pharmaceutical companies optimize their investments in drug development.

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