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Parkinson's Experts Become Co-directors of New York University Movement Disorders Institute
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One of his major research interests is using neuroimaging to assess the effects of movement disorder therapies, with the ultimate goal of improving treatments. He was an investigator on more than 30 clinical trials of potential treatments for Parkinson ...




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