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How many people have Parkinson's?

Parkinson's is a progressive neurological condition, and in the UK, it affects approximately 145,000 people. It's the fastest-growing neurological condition globally, with numbers expected to rise. This new pill, by reducing 'off' time and motor problems, could significantly improve the quality of life for a substantial number of individuals living with the condition.

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