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Default NARCMS & Clinical Trial for Women
I just received this notice in the mail about a clinical trial for women. In the trial women will be taking Copaxone and estriol or placebo. The following is a link to the trial information and the locations of where they are doing it.

http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/N...0451204&rank=1
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