… the funding of CCSVI research is/was a waste of valuable time, money and intellectual
energy, the recent accumulated knowledge does support the need for continuing this research. …

… This is not the case with CCSVI. … of the present available scientific literature, I think there
is no reasonable rationale to continue to spend time, money and effort in this area of research. …

… The CCSVI story is now seen as a “waste of valuable time, money, and intellectual energy”
[11]… This funding enabled her to establish the research group consisting of all other coauthors. …

… -lived”, she did not want her friends and family to think that their financial contribution was
a … CCSVI research is/was a waste of valuable time, money and intellectual energy: yesMult …

… A key element in this process is an unlimited access to and intelligent use of health-related …
Funding CCSVI research is/was a waste of valuable time, money and intellectual energy: …

… Thus to embark upon multiple studies on CCSVI in numerous countries, funded by national
Multiple Sclerosis societies, to me is the height of profligacy. Vast amounts of charitable …

… this study was the combination of the two most important diagnostic … received funding
otherwise, now it is absolutely clear that no … insufficiency research, be they financial or intellectual. …

… , including genetics, gender, intelligence, disease course, … CCSVI can influence this important
sphere of disability in MS patients. … However, the aim of this study was not to assess CCSVI …

… of CCSVI treatment, but the videos do not acknowledge the … efforts to have this surgical
procedure funded by public dollars. … It is also important to note that the data used in this study can …

… endovascular management of CCSVI [21]; the MS Society of Canada funded a study of the
… view of the CCSVI hype—as a waste of valuable time, money, and intellectual energy [30]; …