Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 12:50 pm
As I am unable to 'facebook' I am bringing this link over to TIMS.. there is a call out for funding to fight MS.. http://www.saskatooncityhospitalfoundat ... mpaign.asp
Please read this carefully .. they definetly make reference to CCSVI but it seems that only part of the funds will be allocated to CCSVI.. if you would like better control of your donation there are more direct avenues... like http://www.charityintelligence.ca/ or https://www.supporting.ubc.ca/onlinedon ... d%20(D732)
I am by no means suggesting people should not donate.. and i apologize if i have misinterpreted this media.. just watching 'our backs'.
The Saskatchewan MS Clinical Research Campaign is your way to participate. Your gift will help fund an endowed Chair in MS Clinical Research in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. The required amount for this endowment is $5 million. You will also help provide much-needed funding to assist with research - notably, research to confirm the findings related to Dr. Zamboni's claims, called the CCSVI hypothesis: chronic cerebral spinal venous insufficiency.
Please read this carefully .. they definetly make reference to CCSVI but it seems that only part of the funds will be allocated to CCSVI.. if you would like better control of your donation there are more direct avenues... like http://www.charityintelligence.ca/ or https://www.supporting.ubc.ca/onlinedon ... d%20(D732)
I am by no means suggesting people should not donate.. and i apologize if i have misinterpreted this media.. just watching 'our backs'.
The Saskatchewan MS Clinical Research Campaign is your way to participate. Your gift will help fund an endowed Chair in MS Clinical Research in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. The required amount for this endowment is $5 million. You will also help provide much-needed funding to assist with research - notably, research to confirm the findings related to Dr. Zamboni's claims, called the CCSVI hypothesis: chronic cerebral spinal venous insufficiency.