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Shayk
 Post subject: Haacke CCSVI Editorial
PostPosted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 11:52 am 
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Hi all

I was happy to see Dr. Haacke's editorial on CCSVI published in Expert Reviews: Neurotherapeutics is open access.

To those who've been keeping tabs on the research there may not be much that's new, but I think it's so nice to see an editorial like this in a broader neuro journal.

For those that don't click through:
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“Perhaps it is time to be thinking of a ‘vascular immunology’ focus in the study of neurological disease, an interesting marriage between cardiovascular and neurodegenerative research."


Take care everyone

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Thank you Sharon!

I like this term "vascular immunology" :idea:
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Thanks for the link. You are correct this is not new research but it is ground breaking to have this in a neuro journal.

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He used the phrase "vascular immunology" at the October Glasglow conference too. It is an interesting way of looking at this.
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Shayk wrote:
I think it's so nice to see an editorial like this in a broader neuro journal.


Agreed! Thanks for posting this; I enjoyed reading it!
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thanks for the early Christmas gift, Shayk :)
love the "vascular immunology" phrase, too...that Dr. Haacke is one innovative guy. Glad he's looking at all of this.
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