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i say the more cans of worms we can open, the more information is out to be analyzed. what is there to hide? even if the amount of info gained through having a pet or DaTscan is tiny, it is more info than we had prior to the scan. i guess it depends on how you want to spend your money.. on meds over a period of years and years, or on a scan..
sorry if i seem grumpy. i am just tired of all of it.
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