Arakrys

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CCSVI

First of all thanks for your contribution to the CCSVI article since it seems an interesting one. I also notice that you are a new contributor. If you have any problems when collaborating in wikipedia do not doubt in asking at my talk page or at the medicine project (See WP:MED). However there may be some problems with the source of your addition since it seems to be a press release, and medical claims should be sourced to reliable sources (See WP:MEDRS). A second minor problem is language, since few editors know dutch. Is there an article in a peer-reviewed journal with the results of the press release? Who are the main authors of the investigation? We already have an article from a german university with similar results (See PMID 20386873): Does the press release talk about this article or about a different one? I would be grateful if you could answer these doubts. Best regards and again welcome to Wikipedia.--Garrondo (talk) 09:57, 17 June 2010 (UTC)