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Default Standford Studies Crps
Dr. Meredith Barad at Stanford University has begun a research study on CRPS.
I called and left a message ...hoping for a return call. They are looking for patients.

Hugs..di

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http://snapl.stanford.edu/personnel/barad.html
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