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    Linda Linda Canada says:
    September 13, 2012 at 6:08 PM

    I would like to go on trial for ocrelizumab as I am currently on Copaxone. I have great results with Copaxone, but troubles now with injection site reactions. The issue is. For those who go on a trial of this drug, you may be subject to being administered Rebif instead. That is not an option for me and quite frankly I was surprised since Rebif and Copaxone have proven to have the same results. Is this because Ocrelizumab is owned by Rebif and they are wanting to see which one of their products is more beneficial?

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