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Português: Resposta à pergunta:."Gostaria de saber sobre o uso de Apormofina na Doença de Parkinson."..Esse vídeo faz parte da campanha Rede Amparo Responde:.https://amparo.numec.prp.usp.br/pages/rede-amparo-responde..A doença de Parkinson é muito complexa, afetando várias funções motoras e não motoras..Seu tratamento também é complexo, sendo uma combinação de várias abordagens médicas e não médicas, associadas a mudanças de estilo de vida...Para ajudá-lo a entender melhor esse quebra-cabeça, a Rede AMPARO abre um canal direto para que você, pessoa com Parkinson, pergunte e nós, Rede AMPARO, baseados nas evidências científicas mais recentes, possamos responder...Acesse o formulário abaixo para enviar a sua pergunta e assista diariamente nossas "lives" pelo Facebook para conferir as respostas...https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftW4dfInFcDI4NSipNph8smKwn8fsuImkF0m73yipqeMfqAw/viewform |
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