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The restarting of Ocrevus after coronavirus delay

Hi After 4 years on alemtuzumab I was due to move to Ocrevus (following breakthrough activity) in April. Bad timing. I'm treated at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, and was told yesterday that infusions the new patients might not be available until September/October. A huge cau...

The restarting of Ocrevus after coronavirus delay

Hi After 4 years on alemtuzumab I was due to move to Ocrevus (following breakthrough activity) in April. Bad timing. I'm treated at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, and was told yesterday that infusions the new patients might not be available until September/October. A huge cau...

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Testing this post out Lemtrada - whats happening?
London, United Kingdom

A Vaccine is 12-18mo Away, At Best

I am not trying to be a party pooper here. Why would I? I wrote a bit about them here https://shift.ms/topic/doms-covid-diary-sat-25th-apr This is an excellent piece from a pharmaceutical market analyst. These folk really don't care about you or me, they are in it for the money. End of. Have a re...

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Hola. It’s still raining
Barcelona, Spain

Daily Briefing Covid-19 [Apr 20th '20]

<p>Afternoon all,<br> –<br> Not sure when I ought to drop the Covid-19 tag from the headline. I think it should last as long the lockdown lasts. We see the conversation subtly changing now to more of the looking ahead. You can’t panic forever.<br> ——<br> MS Stuff<br> R...</p>

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No DMT at the moment...

Hi all! I was diagnosed very recently with MS, on Feb. 26th 2020. Feb. 12th, 13th, 14th '20 I had a Methylprednisolone cure for 3 days, which didn't help me out of my relapse. Complaints are getting worse and my neurologist says DMT is not an option right now because of the corona virus. He says "I...

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Edited Lorem Ipsum

Contrary to popular belief, #Lorem #Ipsum is not simply random text. It has roots in a piece of classical Latin literature from 45 BC, making it over 2000 years old. Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetu...
Barcelona, Spain

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Oh testing post button

Just testing the new post button
London, United Kingdom