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Alain Pierre Yelnik

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Université Paris Cité

ORCIDNone on fileNPINone on file
RegionNot on fileSpecialtyMedicineFocusNeurology
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Alain Pierre Yelnik is a Neurology researcher affiliated with Université Paris Cité. OpenAlex indexes 316 publications with 5,655 citations (h-index 37); ClinicalTrials.gov lists 1 registered study matched to this name.

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Scholarship

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316publications

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5,655citations

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37h-index

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Clinical & industry

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Clinical trials

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Payments and prescribing

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Prescribing by individual physicians is not published in France.

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