Husband’s Studies Lead To Clinical Trial – Multiple Sclerosis Society

News reports this week have detailed the research of canadian scientists Dr Paolo Zamboni, who is a professor of medicine at the University of Ferrara in Italy and whose wife has multiple sclerosis (MS). Dr Zamboni claims from his studies of MS literature to have discovered what he believes could be a revolution for the treatment and diagnosis of the life-long condition.

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