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URI researchers design smart gloves to measure tremors and rigidity in Parkinson's patients
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Prescribing a medication plan for a patient with Parkinson's disease is a big challenge for doctors, but now a University of Rhode Island biomedical engineering professor and his students are making great strides in solving that problem with their ...




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