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Re: Does anyone know of the existence of a map with frequency of PD?

Subject: Re: Does anyone know of the existence of a map with frequency of PD?
From: Dick Swindler <DSwind2940@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2000 12:07:13 EDT
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I'd think if anyone has such a map, it would be Dr. Jean Hubble at Ohio.
She's one of the premier epidemiologists studying PD.  Camilla, do you know
if it's possible to contact Dr. Hubble about this info, if the NPF doesn't
have a map of the incidence of PD?
<<
 You can call the NPF at 1-800-327-4545  and ask to be put on the list.  The
 newsmagazine is excellent. You might also reqwuest a set of their free
 booklets on various PD topics.
  >>
Margie Swindler

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