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Old 05-15-2008, 05:13 PM #1
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Press release - moderators can press releases be copied in full?
Parkinson's in the news.
May 14, 2008
23andMe and The Parkinson's Institute Announce Initiative to Advance Parkinson's Disease Research

23andMe, a privately-held personal genetics company, and The Parkinson's Institute and Clinical Center (“Parkinson’s Institute”) today announced a research initiative under which Parkinson’s Institute patients, with financial support from The Michael J. Fox Foundation, will enroll in the 23andMe Personal Genome Service™ to support the development of advanced methods for clinical and epidemiologic research for Parkinson’s disease.

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http://michaeljfox.org/newsEvents_pa...cle.cfm?ID=345



added by Curious: if you are unable to pull up the article, please pm me and i will copy it for you.
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