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Brain Trauma Linked to Parkinson's, Not Alzheimer's
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However, the scientists, led by Paul Crane, University of Washington, Seattle, and Eric Larson, Group Health Research Institute, also in Seattle, report that head injury increased risk for Parkinson's-related disorders and PD pathology. â??The paper ...




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