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Old 06-29-2014, 08:07 PM #11
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this issue of the journal of parkinson's has some interesting abstracts on smell.
the bigger issue is why did england get booted out of the WORLD CUP so soon?

http://www.journalofparkinsonsdiseas...ent_Issue.html
The article on olfactory dysfunction and PDD was somewhat disconcerting.
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The article on olfactory dysfunction and PDD was somewhat disconcerting.
yes, but on the bright side ....... i got nothing. i've never take a smell test, how do you study for it?
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