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Default An important recent study on "Small-Fiber Neuropathy" from the Cleveland Clini
August 28, 2010

Hello all:

The following link will take you to a 2009 study done by the Cleveland Clinic specifically on "Small-Fiber Neuropathy":


http://www.ccjm.org/content/76/5/297.full


This is a MUST-READ study that will answer many of your questions on "Small Fiber" neuropathy!

ENJOY!

David
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