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CCSVI - MSRC New Pathways Magazine covers this new Multiple Sclerosis theory and possible treatment in latest issue.

MSRC are about to publish Issue 59 of their international Multiple Sclerosis magazine, New Pathways, which will be highlighting the latest MS theory and treatment, Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) which has taken the MS community by storm and led to the formation of patient pressure groups and a sharp division between some medical professionals and MS patients.

If you do not already subscribe to MSRC's New Pathways Magazine you can take up their free 1 year's subscription offer to UK residents, and, to overseas subscribers for the cost of postage, for a limited period, right now at http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseact ... ageid=2854

Edited by Judy Graham, written by people with MS, New Pathways covers treatments, therapies, holidays, life stories, tried and tested products, news and much more.

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Hi everybody,

I am a suscriber to New Pathways since... I can not remember.... a lot of years ago... and I bless the day I decided to do it. I do not know any other better MS magazine than New Pathways. As simply as that. IMHO their information about CCSVI is correct, unbiased and impartial.

Take a look at their website...is worthy of consideration...
Pepe.

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María was Dx RRMS 1996. SPMS since 2003; Dx CCSVI by Dr. Simka on Dec.-2009; Balloon angioplasty on Jan.-2010 in Katowice (Poland); Betaseron (2000-2009); Tysabri since June 2009. BBD since 2003. IBT since Jan.-2010.

Hi Pepe

Thank you very much for that glowing endorsement of New Pathways, we strive very hard to report all sides of all things MS, as we also do on the MSRC website.

Our aim is to provide all information, good and bad, and then let people make adult, informed choices.

squiffs.

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