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Old 05-07-2007, 04:35 PM #6
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Originally Posted by wannabe View Post
I would imagine that this would have no impact on symptoms since copaxone wasn't developed to impact symptoms at all, only slow the progression of the disease.
Probably simply a matter of semantics, but, if the disease progression is slowing, then sx manifestation will also be slowing/changing for the better. Mind showing me the source for your statement that C wasn't developed to impact sx?
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