A new study is casting serious doubt on so-called liberation therapy, a controversial treatment for multiple sclerosis
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A new study is casting serious doubt on so-called liberation therapy, a controversial treatment for multiple sclerosis
From CBC: Multiple sclerosis has been linked to more than two dozen new genetic variants that could help guide the search for treatments, researchers say. Powered by www.newslook.com
The Video News Portal | August 11, 2011
Researchers have linked multiple sclerosis to more than two dozen genetic variants, a finding that contradicts the theory behind the so-called liberation therapy
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