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In 2001, Bruce Charlton criticized the Human Genome Project. “The hype that surrounds the human genome project is essentially a form of advertising.”
â€œPatients feel the single greatest impediment that stands between them and [CCSVI] is the [Canadian] MS Society,” [a woman said] . . . . Days after [her son's] CCSVI procedure [in another country], she added, he was out sight-seeing with his father.”
devil or angel? A long list of common things

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