Canadian MS Society commits $1million for CCSVI trials

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sbr487
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scorpion wrote: Luckily Zamboni's super CCSVI finder will save countless researchers from premature vision loss!
True. Saved vision for some; sleepless nights for others.
But, change is constant, and new & fresh ideas replace stale ones,
especially, if the old ideas were at most forced onto a community or were mere place holders in the history of MS ... :lol:
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More FUD and fluff. What don't you like about Dr. Zamboni's work?
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