How did an opioid change our understanding of Parkinson’s disease?
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How did a bad batch of heroin change our understanding of Parkinson’s disease?
Explore the Uncommon Connections series to hear unusual stories behind some of history’s greatest medical breakthroughs and learn how uncommon connections between unexplained symptoms can lead to surprising diagnoses in rare diseases.
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