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Thanks Susan....I saw the reference to the 23 patients. You have to wonder why the docs are combining these monoclonal antibodies with other heavy duty immune system altering drugs. You would hope that they may just take a second look at this now that they know more.

Harry
Yes, well, they took a second look at Tysabri and brought it back to market. In lieu of this new news (if it is new ), we should all take a third look and only use Tysabri and Rituxan in extreme circumstances.....certainly not for non fatal diseases, IMHO!
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