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2010  Nissen, Lisa M. (2010) Ipratropium - from COPD to Parkinson's disease?. Australian Pharmacist, 29 10: 842-842.

Parkinsons disease (PD) is a progressive condition of the central nervous system affecting movement. PD is a debilitating condition which affects around 50,000 Australians at any one time, with the prevalence in those over 65 years estimated at about 1%. PD usually begins between the ages of 4070 with the average age of onset being 61.6 years. Interestingly only 510% of patients are diagnosed before the age of 40.

 Honorary Professor Lisa Nissen
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