Co-exposure to PFAS and hydroxylated PCBs is associated with increased odds of multiple sclerosis
Aina Vaivade(Uppsala University), Kim Kultima(Uppsala University), Ida Erngren(Uppsala University Hospital), Eva Freyhult(Science for Life Laboratory), Ola Spjuth(Uppsala University), Akshai Parakkal Sreenivasan(Uppsala University), Ingrid Kockum(Karolinska Institutet), Lars Alfredsson(University of Helsinki), Payam Emami Khoonsari(Stockholm University), Anna Karin Hedström(Karolinska University Hospital), Joachim Burman(Uppsala University), Asma Al-Grety(Uppsala University), Henrik Carlsson(Uppsala University Hospital), Torbjörn Åkerfeldt(Uppsala University), Jakob Siljebo(Uppsala University), Tomas Olsson(Karolinska University Hospital)
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