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Default New Treatment for Dyskinesia?
Does anyone have any experience with, or knowledge of, a drug called "Namenda?" It was originally used to treat Alzheimer's (cognitive problems, I think.)

I have recently read something about its use to treat dyskinesia in PD. In fact, I believe there is a Phase lll clinical trial for this.

If anyone can shed some light on this one, i'm sure we'd all appreciate it.
Thanks,
Keith
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