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Default Lecture on Azilect and Zelapar (zylis selegiline)
http://health.yug.com/mdtv-new-drug-...nsons-disease/

Dr. Dee Silver, MD,Neurologist, MDS at Scripps Memorial Hosp LaJolla, Ca. lecture is 29 min in length. sponsored by pharmaceutical cos that manufacture the drugs.
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