Ana Romero

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  Hitherto there is no truly preventive treatment for Parkinson’s disease. It is important that neurologists be aware of the symptomatic triad of depression, losing the sense of smell and constipation. It is good to consult with a neurologist with some expertise in the subject when these cases are...

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• Amazing Nurse Sings to Elderly Woman Dying of Cancer

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