Dr. Zivadinov finds CCSVI in 100% of pwMS, 0% of controls
Now that Zamboni's theory is circling the drain and it's all over but the crying, those that have helped so much in keeping all of us safe from the snake-oil people can bask in their sense of accomplishment and feel justified in now moving on to protect other innocent victims of foolishness. God-speed.
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Just check out the ISNVD thread to see all of the new and exciting developments being carried out at international universities. The Zivadinov/Zamboni presentation was big news on Italian TV/print press yesterday. Today it is the new mouse model from Stanford and the hydraulic model of CCSVI from the University of Bradford, UK. There are new doctors investigating, new insight, new interest. no crying
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http://ccsviinms.blogspot.com
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Not just doctors ... but scientists.
And now we have a standardized way of detecting and quantifying CCSVI ... So now, all those neurologist studies have a guide ... I'd be interested to see the patients they choose to study going from the neurologist led CCSVI study, right next door to a vascular/IR (who is at INSVD right now) led CCSVI study ... and see if they get the "same results". I'd bet my life savings, we'd see what we continue to see. Neuros can't find a thing in any, vascular doctors find it in all.
Anyway ... I posted this yesterday, but it's an interesting article about being wary of who is who in an online world ...
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You can never be sure ... and if drug companies weren't involved in it before ... it won't be long (I'd suspect Facebook would be first though - or the NMSS page ... I suspect it's already happening there, big time).
And now we have a standardized way of detecting and quantifying CCSVI ... So now, all those neurologist studies have a guide ... I'd be interested to see the patients they choose to study going from the neurologist led CCSVI study, right next door to a vascular/IR (who is at INSVD right now) led CCSVI study ... and see if they get the "same results". I'd bet my life savings, we'd see what we continue to see. Neuros can't find a thing in any, vascular doctors find it in all.
Anyway ... I posted this yesterday, but it's an interesting article about being wary of who is who in an online world ...
<shortened url>
You can never be sure ... and if drug companies weren't involved in it before ... it won't be long (I'd suspect Facebook would be first though - or the NMSS page ... I suspect it's already happening there, big time).
forum can't parse that link, here it is in tinyurl form:
http://tinyurl.com/5wqq23e
Very good for people to be aware of this stuff.
http://tinyurl.com/5wqq23e
Very good for people to be aware of this stuff.
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I wonder if there are any personas here? Naaah, that would be paranoia.
What is definitely needed is an easy electronic signature, with bulletproof encryption, that implies a person and not a machine, a citizen and not a scam, a person of voting age and of legal competence, not a paid scab, that can be attached to emails and blog entries alike. People are going to lose their rights (and with them their money and their lives) if they don't soon make such a device universally available. Like a credit card with an RFID device in it, or a fingerprint scanner (there's one on my laptop). A lot of ground has been gained on the Internet, but the attempt will be made to buy it back, if not to take it by force.
DNA: can it be used for this?
What is definitely needed is an easy electronic signature, with bulletproof encryption, that implies a person and not a machine, a citizen and not a scam, a person of voting age and of legal competence, not a paid scab, that can be attached to emails and blog entries alike. People are going to lose their rights (and with them their money and their lives) if they don't soon make such a device universally available. Like a credit card with an RFID device in it, or a fingerprint scanner (there's one on my laptop). A lot of ground has been gained on the Internet, but the attempt will be made to buy it back, if not to take it by force.
DNA: can it be used for this?
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Not a doctor.
"I'm still here, how 'bout that? I may have lost my lunchbox, but I'm still here." John Cowan Hartford (December 30, 1937 – June 4, 2001)
Does not compute, does not compute.............1eye wrote:I wonder if there are any personas here? Naaah, that would be paranoia.
While I'm losing hope that the day will come, I'd LOVE to eventually be proven wrong.cheerleader wrote: Just check out the ISNVD thread to see all of the new and exciting developments being carried out at international universities. The Zivadinov/Zamboni presentation was big news on Italian TV/print press yesterday. Today it is the new mouse model from Stanford and the hydraulic model of CCSVI from the University of Bradford, UK. There are new doctors investigating, new insight, new interest. no crying
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What I don't understand is why he looks at INSVD ... and sees IT "circling down the toilet" ... or that he's "losing hope"
Maybe he isn't looking at the stuff coming out of INSVD at all ... or at the thousands (and growing) of anecdotal reports ...
Though I see he IS looking at that one guy's blog lately ...
I guess you can only see what you want to see until someone hits you in the head with the book.
Maybe he isn't looking at the stuff coming out of INSVD at all ... or at the thousands (and growing) of anecdotal reports ...
Though I see he IS looking at that one guy's blog lately ...
I guess you can only see what you want to see until someone hits you in the head with the book.
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Just curious, why would you be losing hope when the journey has just started and top doctors are on the path? The path seems to be moving forward very rapidly, I'm just curious how it is that you look out the window on a sunny day, and see rain?Lyon wrote:Does not compute, does not compute.............1eye wrote:I wonder if there are any personas here? Naaah, that would be paranoia.While I'm losing hope that the day will come, I'd LOVE to eventually be proven wrong.cheerleader wrote: Just check out the ISNVD thread to see all of the new and exciting developments being carried out at international universities. The Zivadinov/Zamboni presentation was big news on Italian TV/print press yesterday. Today it is the new mouse model from Stanford and the hydraulic model of CCSVI from the University of Bradford, UK. There are new doctors investigating, new insight, new interest. no crying
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