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Old 11-18-2009, 12:09 AM #1
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I don't even know if I am typing this in the right area, but here it goes. Does anyone out there have any information about a connection between long-term use of nexium and symptoms that are similiar to parkingsons disease or ms? I would be very grateful for anyone's input on this subject.
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