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Old 02-24-2010, 04:02 PM #31
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I don't thinnk it is at all correct to list dementia as a primary symptom of Parkinson's.

Everything I have read says 20% of PWP will develop dementia. This, of course, is different from Lewy Body dementia, and does not mean on the aging will develop dementiai.

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