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City Pages Genetic clue to how patients respond to treatment for Parkinson's Disease Science Daily The drug Rasagiline is used to treat the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease which include muscle tremors and stiffness. The response to the drug is typically good in the early stages of the disease but diminishes over time for reasons that are not understood. Mayo doctor says coffee and cigarettes could help you avoid Parkinson's diseaseCity Pages Parkinson's Disease on the Rise?Medscape Parkinson's Disease Patients Rising Up To 30%Science World Report News Every day -Pakistan Today all 8 news articles » More... |
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