The cause of multiple sclerosis is best described as:

A. a destructive process of the nerve fiber protecting myelin.
B. an intracranial viral infection.
C. inflammation of the brain and/or spinal cord.
D. an autoimmune disorder that destroys muscle fibers.


Answer: A. a destructive process of the nerve fiber protecting myelin.

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