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Here are a couple from the website list:

Harold Robertson (Canada)
Olfactory Testing And Diffusion Tensor Imaging Of Olfactory Tract And Substantia Nigra In Early Parkinson ' s Disease

Lisa Shulman (US)
What Features of Parkinson Disease Impact Disability and Quality of Life?


A complete listing here:
http://www.worldpdcongress.org/abstracts/hottopics.cfm

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