In a surprise move, the federal government announced Wednesday it will fund clinical trials into a controversial vein-widening procedure to treat multiple sclerosis.
The procedure, which was made popular by Italian doctor Paolo Zamboni, involves widening the neck veins of MS patients in order to alleviate their symptoms. Dr. Zamboni believes MS is caused by blocked or malformed veins, a condition he calls chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency, and that symptoms can be treated with simple surgery to widen the veins.
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The treatment is a scam. It has already been proven that it doesn't work. Research dollars should instead be used for treatments that have a chance of success.
Dan is right. Do you now propose a study to see if pigs can really fly?
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