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my mother died aged 60 with supranuclear palsy is it hereditary how can i tell if i have it

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07/15/08

janie campbell

Category:progressive supranuclear palsy do i have it

my mother died aged 60 with supranuclear palsy is it hereditary how can i tell if i have it

progressive supranuclear palsy my mother died aged 60 with this disease, how can i tell if i have it

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Sunday, July 27, 2008

Sue

Hi Janie - thanks for your question. I am sorry for your loss - it is always so diffucult to loose a loved one.

You can review our information on progressive supranuclear palsy

Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Information

Progressive supranuclear palsy

All the best, sue

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