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It looks like they're concentrating on diabetic neuropathy, which I guess is much more common than for people who aren't diabetics--like me!
I would like to see more information on straight forward PN. The pain I suffer is quite serious and drives me to distraction! I am very old so I just put up with it and hope that there will be help and a cure for you all in the future.
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