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Default More data on the Tysabri PML cases
Sorry don't want to get into trouble linking to this

Go to the elan.com website and poke around in the medical information section.

Detailed info on 9 of the 10 cases, note cases 8 and 9 have very low JC Virus counts - corresponding to catching it early - also not that both got treated with steriods prior to PML diagnosis.
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