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Ohio State trial suggests Parkinson's disease can be treated with ultrasound waves
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He was letting the doctor know that his speech had improved since he underwent experimental surgery the day before, when Krishna created a tiny lesion in Nickelson's brain to treat his Parkinson's disease and the side effects of the medication he takes ...




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