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5. The answer has nothing to do with the British healthcare system.

Reply to LiberalArkie (Reply #4)

Sun Aug 17, 2014, 12:58 PM

Aug 2014

Prospective clinical trials will need to be performed to prove the conclusion of this analysis of retrospective data. The problem for researchers - what do they test?

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HIV Or Anti-HIV Drugs Unexpectedly Protect Against Multiple Sclerosis, Otherwise A Disease With No [View all] LiberalArkie Aug 2014 OP

Interesting. Avalux Aug 2014 #1

I am sure there is some side effect of the drugs LiberalArkie Aug 2014 #2

But which drugs? Avalux Aug 2014 #3

I am sure the Brits will find out what it is, they tend to come up with most of the treatments LiberalArkie Aug 2014 #4

The answer has nothing to do with the British healthcare system. Avalux Aug 2014 #5

They start with giving MS patients the anti-HIV treatment. jeff47 Aug 2014 #7

Please keep articles like this coming. truedelphi Aug 2014 #6

Kick. nt ncliberal Aug 2014 #8