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Results prove that the company's blood test can help identify which patients are likely to have a relapse within 24-60 months.

Glycominds Ltd. reported that it had reached an important milestone in developing personalized therapy approaches for patients with multiple sclerosis. The company said that it has discovered a method for predicting clinical episodes in people who suffer from multiple sclerosis. These test results have proven with statistical significance that the gMS®Pro CDMS blood test has a good chance of identifying which patients are likely to have a relapse within 24-60 months.... Read More - http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm/fuseact ... ageid/1092

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Is this a joke or something? 60 months!? LOL! I have developed a test that can help identify who is going to die in the following 150 years.

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if this is true, it will be very powerfull diagnostic tool
i hope so

sorry, now I read the whole article

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HUGE BULLSHIT

So, dear "Glycominds" guys, please do not joke with us in this way.

btw SOU, your test is 1000 times more sensitive than their

I have been waiting for a final diagnosis and have been seen by several doctors, many tests, MRI, LP, blood tests to rule out all others..etc. Now being seen by MS neuro that has finally been able to help. I have started "symtom" meds for the numbness, had prisms added to glasses, but still do not have a clinical dx. He ordered the glycominds test which came back postive and now I am waiting for answers..frustrating. Doing my research on this new "rule in" test gives hope, however after reading other posts I am again wondering. I realize my doc has to be the one to give me the answers, but appt not until mid sept....I know I have been waiting this long and nothing will improve until answers are met. I hope this test is not a waste...