Review: MS Wars — Hope, Science and the Internet

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I guess we know this guy''s opinion..."we already know part of the harm; the hopefully temporary derailment of genuine research and the search for therapies that work".....and the icing on the cake,this condescending statement...." tragic situations that bring people to irrationality"......
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I would say the jury is still out as to whether this diversion in thought about MS has been justified.

I do think it should be illegal to mention Doepp's 0% paper from 2 or 3 years ago without mentioning his total turnaround(if I remember rich) this year.

Also mentioning zivadinof's 56% paper without mentioning his 2011(12?) paper where he found 80% is wrong.



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I encourage you to look at the insiders comments, which might require you to "register". There I meet the review's author in a drawn out discussion which I finally had to leave, because he got too long-winded. It follows the party line, as written by you-know-who: placebo, remissions, waste of research dollars, no evidence, etc..
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