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Unrelated Blogger Comments July-2

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Anonymous said...
I see you are recruiting for ppms. I turned 50 in June would I still be able to apply?
MouseDoctor said...
As long as you fit the criteria required for trial entry there should be no issues. I am sure G can tell you more.
Vasilis Vasilopoulos said...
Why did you tag the article "Veins in MS" as CCSVI? It is a histological study for people with MS. Should we only be intersted in what happens in our CNS only?
MouseDoctor said...
Why was the study on veins done, because of context of CCSVI simple as that.

At some stage we will streamline the tags because we have been told their are too many.


Should we be only interested in what happens in CNS.

Stupid comment off course not

You should be interested in other things like music literature and sport;-)
Vasilis Vasilopoulos said...
" Why was the study on veins done, because of context of CCSVI simple as that."

Despite that, it says something about MS that you didn't know before, doesn't it? Are you willing to B-rate it just because it's not about the immune system?
MouseDoctor said...
I did not know we were A-rating or B-rating articles, so do not know what you are talking about....As is often the case.

Maybe I should have tagged it- yellow-green birefringence or collagen, vein but these were not in the list
Gavin Giovannoni said...
Re: "I see you are recruiting for ppms. I turned 50 in June would I still be able to apply?"

Potentially; the ocrelizumab study has extended the age cut-off to 55 years. I must warn you that the inclusion and exclusion criteria are very strict and most PPMSers fail pre-screening or screening.
Anonymous said...
What is the use of having such strict exclusion criteria? If most PPMSers fail to qualify for the trial, it means the trial population isn't representative. Finally the same PPMSers will need treatment.

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