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Old 02-01-2008, 07:35 AM #6
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I'm curious as to where or how they obtain the info.

Until recently I have lived 32 years in the same general geographic location and it is not in a northern/cold/cool climate as is suppose to be the most common for MS. I haven't had anyone ask me about any geographic info including the study I am currently in(or at least they haven't yet).

Have never been bitten by a tick either. Mosquitos on the other hand....
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