New hope for atypical Parkinson's patients

By John Veage
Updated July 25 2019 - 11:56am, first published December 14 2018 - 2:00pm
Immediate: Parkinson's sufferer John Mutton says the Isodynamic REVIVER device works for him. Picture: John Veage
Immediate: Parkinson's sufferer John Mutton says the Isodynamic REVIVER device works for him. Picture: John Veage

Atypical Parkinson patients will be the first to be tested,now that the Caringbah Isodynamics Corporation has had funding approval from the Federal Government.

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