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Default Tysabri & Opicinumab trials
Howdy all. Long time no see. Life's busy past few years!
Ok, i been on Ty for years, every 4 weeks.
Anti lingo study i was emailed for remylination study that failed but still avail.
For people using Ty and a few others, study adds Opicinumab

Anyone try or heard of this? I know a neuro participating & i'm ok with a Ty cocktail.
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