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brianap 11/26/2010

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2010-11/pu-fsn112310.php

Can't wait to discuss this with my neuro in 2 weeks. Although you'd think that highly polluted areas would have more cases of MS than cleaner areas. I'm sure thery are looking into that too.

ezone 11/26/2010

I have been waiting to find a link to environmental health hazards as a reason since it has been also linked to cancer. There are reasons more than mono and hereditary.

Thanks for the web link.

MSInterrupted 11/26/2010

This is VERY interesting. Let us know what your neuro says about it. Smoking has always been linked to MS.. this might be an explanation as to why.

I wish I had high blood pressure so I could take it and see what happens... blah for hypotension ...

deleted_user 11/26/2010

Interesting article. How exciting. I'm anxious to hear what information you get from your neuro too. Thanks for sharing this link.

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