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John Petkau
University of Saskatchewan
· CA
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Area of research
Pathology and Forensic Medicine · Statistics and Probability
Research interest
Research interests include Medicine, Multiple sclerosis, Interferon beta, BETA (programming language), Interferon beta-1b, and Odds ratio.
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citations
133
works
2
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Recent publications
Evaluating the safety of β-interferons in MS
Neurology
2017
cited by
57
position: middle
doi
Multiple Sclerosis in Older Adults: The Clinical Profile and Impact of Interferon Beta Treatment
BioMed Research International
2015
cited by
76
position: middle
doi
Grants
No grants ingested yet.
Frequent collaborators
Yinshan Zhao
· Dalhousie University
2
papers (2015–2017)
Helen Tremlett
· University of British Columbia Hospital
2
papers (2015–2017)
Elaine Kingwell
· Hudson Institute
2
papers (2015–2017)
Charity Evans
· Georgetown University
2
papers (2015–2017)
Paul Gustafson
· University of Saskatchewan
2
papers (2015–2017)
Mia L. van der Kop
· Karolinska Institutet
2
papers (2015–2017)
Afsaneh Shirani
· Southwestern Medical Center
2
papers (2015–2017)
Raymond Hupperts
· University of Oslo
1
papers (2017–2017)
Joël Oger
· Institute of Neuroimmunology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences
1
papers (2015–2015)
Jan Willem Cohen Tervaert
· University of Alberta
1
papers (2017–2017)
Hilda J.I. de Jong
· Utrecht University
1
papers (2017–2017)
Anthony Traboulsee
· University of British Columbia
1
papers (2017–2017)
Mohammad Ehsanul Karim
· University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1
papers (2015–2015)
Feng Zhu
· Suzhou Kowloon Hospital
1
papers (2017–2017)
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