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Default Iowa State researchers findings bring hope for possible Parkinson’s disease cure
I'm not sure if you good Parkinson's folks already know about this, but it's on the Iowa State University web site today.

It's very interesting news and sounds very hopeful to me as well.

http://www.news.iastate.edu/news/2009/nov/kanthasamy

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