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Octopus, the world's first multi-arm, multi-stage trial for progressive MS, has started recruitment! #StopMS But what is Octopus? And how does it work? Trial lead Professor Jeremy Chataway explains Octopus and how it will test treatments.📽️⬇️ Read more:

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SammyJo Wilkinson3 years ago

Thank you! So happy to see this innovative trial strategy adopted for progressive MS!

Jane Kroese💙3 years ago

This is exciting!!

Alison McEntee3 years ago

This is lies. I’ve put my MS into full remission using #cannabis and you know that. The #NHS refuse to examine me. You are liars.

Tracy Edwards3 years ago

@honeymonster505

Bernard Naish3 years ago

You probably know this - B12 is a very important part of neural repairs.

Stacy Ellis, M.A.3 years ago

There are several cures for #MS.

Stacy Ellis, M.A.3 years ago

#MS Cures

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