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Old 09-28-2020, 06:26 PM #1
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Default Scientists Develop New System to Better Manage Medication Delivery
Scientists Develop New System to Better Manage Parkinson's Medications

the ideal system would be a dopamine agonist patch that works better than neupro or anything that bypasses the small intestine that didn't cost a fortune of the specially formulated ligquid carbidopa/levodopa. on 2nd thought, a cure would be better.
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