Higher levels of reported sun exposure, and not vitamin D status, are associated with less depressive symptoms and fatigue in multiple sclerosis
Stephanie Knippenberg(Maastricht University Medical Centre), Ingrid van der Mei(University of Tasmania), Steve Simpson(University of Tasmania), Terence Dwyer(The University of Melbourne), Bruce Taylor(University of London), Anne‐Louise Ponsonby(Royal Children's Hospital), Jan Damoiseaux(Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades), Raymond Hupperts(Maastricht University), Yvonne Bol(Zuyderland Medisch Centrum)
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