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Hi

What about writing a CCSVI news article to the TIMS front page?

It seems that the latest news article was added in 2007. Compare with http://www.thisisms.com/archive.html

I think it's better if a native speaker writes a text. The submit link can be found on the front page.

Thanks to Juan for suggesting this.

Regards,
ibex

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Patientensicht.ch | Venous Multiple Sclerosis Hypothesis / CCSVI – de – fr

Good idea... and what about writing a sticky post called WHO IS WHO in CCSVI? As I told you I am a newcomer... and I realised that I must pay attention to CCSVI when I arrived to the list of the Scientific Board's members of the italian Foundation. IMHO this "WHO IS WHO in CCSVI" post could give to the CCSVI paradigma a big dose of relevance and realibility.

Regards,
Pepe.

A "Who is who"-Sticky is a really good idea. It took me quite a while to understand who's Dr. Zamboni, Dake, Haake, Simka et al, where they are and what they do. And I'm stil not sure if I got it right.

Until yesterday, I didn't know that Dr. Simka is female...

Ok, that doesn't really matter, but knowing who these people are helps not only to trust them but also to overcome the inhibition to contact them.

Hi, well Dr. Simka is a man. A German article confused many people. They wrote about "Wissenschaftlerin" as you know, in German it is a woman. They just made this little mistake. Everybody, including me who read that article in a magazine believed Dr. Simka was a woman.
I met him couple of times. He is a man.
Erika

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Aug. 7, 09 Doppler Ultras. in Poland, left Jugul. valve problem, RRMS since 1996, now SPMS,
- Nov.3,09: one stent in the left jug. vein in Katowice, Poland, LDN, never on DMDs
- Jan. 19, 11: control venography in Katowice - negative but I feel worse

I've created a FAQ page on our site:
CCSVI: Who is who?

It's a starting point... if I find more time I'll enhance it...

It may interest you.

Regards,
ibex

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Patientensicht.ch | Venous Multiple Sclerosis Hypothesis / CCSVI – de – fr

Thanks for the link. I must admit I have overlooked it before .