"MY EDUCATIONAL VIDEO ON MS"
Timothy L. Vollmer M.D. Director, Barrow NeuroImmunology Program Barrow Neurological Institute St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
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"THE VOLUNTARY SUSPENSION OF TYSABRI BY BIOGEN IDEC AND ELAN"
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Susan N. Rhodes Multiple Sclerosis Research Barrow Neurological Institute "I FEEL GOOD ABOUT FINDING A CURE FOR MS" Runtime: 54 sec Runtime: 54 sec
Chris Uithoven President National Multiple Sclerosis Society Arizona Chapter "I'M PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL MS SOCIETY.. I WANT TO HELP YOU!"
Jerry Turner Program Director National Multiple Sclerosis Society Arizona Chapter "THE MS SOCIETY OFFERS MANY PROGRAMS TO HELP...EVERYTHING FROM PILATES & SUPPORT GROUPS TO HORSEBACK RIDING"
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