Hello all.
I just joined today. I read back and found some things on SF1019. I found a lot of negative. As I read I understood that for the most part people who were commenting were frustrated because of lack of info. I have found that lack of knowledge regarding drug development and how the process works can be confusing and also make persons who are desperate for a cure find fault and look for ...

my wife has had MS fo 14 plus years and we desperately tried everything, treatments, diets, and so on. we researched desperately as she became progressively worse until she became confined to her bed.
We were sceptical about Aimspro, the negative messages we read, until we were fortunate enough to find a group of Aimspro users, the group shares its experiences amongst themselves and we joined in.
To day my wife, although still in a ...

http://www.davalinternational.com/index ... php?nid=22

23/01/07 - Trials

Daval International Limited now has links with a number of key clinical and scientific researchers worldwide, with a growing level of interest being shown in the setting up of randomised double-blind, placebo controlled clinical trials of AIMSPRO. A European leader in the study and treatment of multiple sclerosis has recently submitted a trial protocol for consideration by an Institutional Ethics Committee and the ...

Apologies in advance for the length of this post but I think it important that this story, taken from the excellent MSRC News Archive, has a wide audience.

Im just wondering how many people out there (well on this board at least lol) have tried aimspro and what their experiences were.

Im trying not to get caught up with the miracle stories floating about but Ive come to a point where I feel that I have little choice other than to at least try aimspro.

Ive been on avonex (that was when my condition deteriorated substantially), Ive tried diet (didnt do a lot), ...

This article was on the MSRC site but it looks like advertising - so please delete Arron if it breaches any rules.

The area where I live in London is where a GP was giving out Aimspro on an informed consent basis. My MS nurse told me that a couple of her patients had used it and she had seen no positive effect on them.

The price seems high for a drug that has not ...

News from Daval International


17/03/06 - The first batch of Australian sourced serum has been maufactured and vialled in the United Kingdom.

Following sterility testing Aimspro will be available to those Primary Care Trusts and doctors who have already registered their interest and information packs have been dispatched to them today. On receipt of prescriptions, Daval expects to begin delivering Aimspro during the first two weeks of April.

http://www.davalinternational.com

Saw this on the Proventus site, breaking news section.
http://www.proventus.org.uk/breakingnews.shtml

23 January 2006
Announcement of imminent Aimspro availability on "specials" in the UK!

Aimspro on the verge of availability in the UK...

In February or March 2006, Aimspro will finally be imported to the UK from
Australia, where it is now being produced. Australia, unlike the US, is free of
BSE, and patient safety has been of paramount importance ...

http://www.davalinternational.com/marku ... 230805.cfm

The Therapeutic Goods Administration in Australia has awarded Aimspro “Orphan Drug Status” in the treatment of Krabbe’s Leukodystrophy, a serious inherited disease of the nervous system. This condition is characterised by the failure of the myelin sheaths surrounding nerve fibres to develop normally.

Formal controlled, double blinded trials will now take place in Australia to assess the medication’s efficacy in treating this rare, disabling condition.


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