Translated news report from Bologna meeting this Monday-the study is funded and ready to go. The silence is due to the earthquake on Tuesday. "The start-up took place Monday in Bologna. Specialists, doctors, members of the Scientific Committee, directors of research facilities from Italy. And some say - even if there is no official news - that the first step of the experiment on the possible correlation between multiple sclerosis and CCSVI, a focus of studies the researcher Paolo Zamboni Ferrara, has already been made. The rumors say that "it was a very positive day," "important." In practice the operational phase of scientific inquiry, involving no specified number of research groups from Italy-Bellaria dall'abbinata St. Anne, where Zamboni works as director of the Center for Vascular Diseases of Ferrara, and Fabrizio Salvi, a neurologist in Bologna, and is an employee of the physician who has opened a new perspective for diagnosis and treatment of disease. The step taken Monday, in what has been learned, would allow the centers which are ready to recruit patients. "Now for the first is a matter of days," is the invariable refrain of rumors leaked by the blanket of silence - probably because of the tragic events related to the effects of the earthquake in California - has wrapped up the latest developments in the scientific career. As is known, the Region has made available the full amount needed to fund the testing, about 2.7 million. The neurologist Fabrizio Salvi dissolves only the silence on this point: "The Emilia Romagna was decisive, he worked with great conviction, deserves applause."


Sclerosi multipla via libera per il primo paziente - Cronaca - La Nuova Ferrara
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Dopo il vertice di lunedi a Bologna passo decisivo per la sperimentazione