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Does Simms’ treatment point way to vCJD cure..?

Belfast Gonzo on December 12, 2005, 9:03 pm | Readers 1

JONATHAN Simms from Northern Ireland is the longest survivor of killer disease vCJD. Real Story on BBC1 tonight follows his breakthrough treatment, which is still not easily available to others.

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