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Patients with Parkinson’s disease experienced more “good on” time, less “off” time and motor function improvements after a switch to 6 weeks of treatment with Crexont from another levodopa-based therapy, according to study findings.These data were presented as a pair of posters at the Advanced Therapeutics in Movement & Related Disorders Congress.
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