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A New Approach to Parkinson's Disease: How Robotics Can Help
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There are many insidious diseases that debilitate people, but one of the worst is Parkinson's. Its level of importance has been highlighted by celebrities including Michael J. Fox and Mohammed Ali, who recently died from complications from the disease.




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