Archive for October, 2010
Seattle women ‘liberate’ themselves from MS
The medical community is being turned upside down – because of a new treatment for multiple sclerosis. It’s called the “Liberation procedure” – but it’s almost impossible to get. So two local women with the disease decided to take [Read More]
Vancouver company cashes in on MS treatment
A Vancouver-based medical tourism company is cashing in on the reluctance by many provincial governments to fund a controversial therapy to treat multiple sclerosis. Passport Medical has arranged for foreign treatment using so-called liberation therapy for more than 350 MS [Read More]
Informal fraternity links MS sufferers seeking liberation therapy
An informal fraternity is emerging among people seeking or who have already received a scientifically untested, but promising, foreign treatment for multiple sclerosis, a progressively debilitating brain and spinal cord disease. Guelph’s Mel Roumeliotis had liberation [Read More]
