PRESS RELEASES

1. Buffalo, NY – February 10, 2010.
   First Blinded Study of Venous Insufficiency Prevalence in MS Shows Promising Results
2. Buffalo, NY – November 20, 2009.
   MS more aggressive in children but slower to cause disability than in adults
   
3. Buffalo, NY – October 14, 2009.
   Buffalo Neurologists Investigate Possible New Underlying Cause of MS
   University of Buffalo
   UB Reporter
   Buffalo News
   Channel 4 News
4. Bologna, Italy, September 8, 2009. 
   Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) in MS.
   Facebook
5. Buffalo, NY – August 17, 2009.
   MS Patients Who Smoke Show More Brain Atrophy, More Lesions, than MS Nonsmokers.
6. Buffalo, NY – March 2, 2009.
   Epstein virus may be associated with progression of MS
   
7. Buffalo, NY – April 20, 2008.
   Advanced MRI Studies Provide New Insight on Early Parkinson’s Disease
   
8. Buffalo, NY – April 4, 2008.
   MS Affects Different Brain Regions in Men and Women, UB Study Shows
9. Buffalo, NY - October 13, 2007. Cigarette Smoking May Accelerate Disability in Those with MS.
   University of Buffalo
   Science Daily
   Tobacco.org
   
10. Buffalo, NY - September 29, 2007.
    Expanded UB Neuroimaging Analysis Center Unveiled at Buffalo General Hosptial.
11. Cambridge, MA - September 29, 2006. Avonex®, The #1 Prescribed Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Therapy Worldwide: New MRI Data Presented.
    Avonex
    Investor Village.

MEDIA INTERVIEWS

1. More than 30  interviews on chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI )in the first 4 months of 2010  given to: CTV, CBC, CBS, BBC, French TV, Australian TV, Medscape, NMSS, WSJ, Montreal gazzeta, Globe, Ann Neurol, Mobility Magazine, Politika, Nacional, etc.
   (See relative websites for specific articles)
2. Study could hold key to MS treatment. Buffalo News, December 20, 2009
3. MS vein theory creates ‘huge hope’: doctor. CBC, December 15, 2009
4. Interferon-beta-1a slows down progression of brain atrophy in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis by reducing predominantly grey matter atrophy progression. Clinical Impressions 02/2008
5. Research on the brain. Buffalo Physician Winter issue 2008;4-8.
6. MS that runs in families appears more severe than non-familial MS. HULI.com. 9/13/07
   Huli.com
   MS ToolKit Blog
7. Kaleida takes stake in neurological facility. Buffalo Business First. 9/28/07
8. Jacobs Neurological Institute unveils new Neuroimaging Center. The Buffalo News: City & Region. 9/27/07
9. A Scientist in the US must also be a businessman. National. 9/18/07;275:58-60
10. Behind the science: Highlighting Buffalo Niagara’s top researchers – Robert Zivadinov, M.D., Ph.D. Bufflink e- newsletter 2004;2(1).