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International cooperation?
It is true that there can be a very effective drug which can drastically improve people’s condition. It hasn’t been found so far.
We can unite into one international organization, monitor all the potentially promising drugs available. It’s not an easy task but feasible. We need trust and a well-thought plan of interaction. There are millions of us in the world. I invite initiative people to join the discussion and weigh in on the issue.
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I think international cooperation is a great idea. By pooling our resources and expertise, we can accelerate the discovery of effective treatments and potentially even a cure for Parkinson’s disease. It’s a complex task, but with a well-thought-out plan and a collaborative approach, I believe we can make significant progress.
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Most patients get a diagnosis, are prescribed meds, and then left to their own devices to research new therapies and help for living with this disease. Let’s both gather and vet new and promising treatments and do what the medical establishment should be doing.
Randy (diagnosed 2023)
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