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Could parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis be related in any way?
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No relationship: Both are neurological disorders, but very different in numerous ways. For example, ms affects younger pts, women outnumbering men 3 to one. Parkinson's older folks, men far more often than women, 3:1.
Answered 5/12/2016
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