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Young-onset Parkinson?s disease is more common than people think

Emily

Editor, Senior Moderator
Young-onset Parkinson's disease hits hard
The progressive neurological disorder affects every aspect of daily life for years
By Gail Johnson, April 18, 2012

When James Smerdon first noticed a little twitch in one of his fingers and a certain slowness whenever he tried to use that hand several years ago, he figured those strange symptoms were the result of a week-long motorcycle trip?maybe he?d sustained some nerve damage after so much clutch use. His doctor wasn?t nearly as nonchalant, referring the Vancouver retail consultant to a neurologist...

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Peru-Increased occurrence of Parkinson's in patients under 50 years
 
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