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Old 08-05-2008, 05:05 PM #5
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Thanks for posting that information.

It sounds great, but what about...

... that new blood test they said (and we limbolanders all hoped) was going to detect MS?

...that new kind of scan they said (and we limbolanders all hoped) was going to detect MS?

...that OTHER new blood test that they said (and we limbolanders...)..., etc.?

I'm sure this new contrast medium will fulfill its promise of detecting early MS the way all these other things have. With about as much certainty as the long-awaited return of all those socks lost in the dryer.

Nancy T.
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