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How can i prevent or reduce myself from getting motor neuron disease?
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Stay healthy and...: Staying in good health, and avoiding risk factors that can lead to injuries, are the ways to decrease the chances of motor neuron disease. That means avoiding sick people so one doesn't catch as many illnesses in his lifetime. It means not getting diabetes, which damages nerves. It also helps to avoid trauma, whether it is repetitive vibrations or one time accidents like motorcycle crashes.
Answered 12/9/2013
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