On Mon, 30 Sep 1996 Emma Bennion wrote:
> I have had a request from a fellow Yapp&rs here in the Uk whether anyone
>knows anything about Dopamine Receptive Dystonia. Have you got it?
What is
>the treatment? what are the symptoms etc etc etc Please let me know if you
>can help.
HI Emma
first -- the little bit I know
In Canada--
Dopamine Receptive Dystonia is a variety of the dystonia that doesn't
come with Parkinsons. It is fairly rare and sometimes inherited. There
are Dystonia Societies here and in the USA. I could dig out and send
addresses if you wish.
But a better solution follows
May I introduce John Cottingham, who has access to the list archives.
That is where Everything is stored. John can find really interesting
messages on almost any topic.
The only difficulty may be the terms used zimmer/walker,lift/elevator, etc
Adddress [log in to unmask]
If you write to him and give him one or more keywords he will send
1)a list of articles with the keyword
2)copies of the relevant articles
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How to Ask For A Search
John Cottingham To search the Parkinsn archive, send search requests
to [log in to unmask] with Archive Search as the subject.
LibraryH Search of the Subject: line, From: line and Body are
possible. Look for "Current Topics...." message for
[log in to unmask] Articles and Studies available by e-mail.
Archive Search as the subject of your message alerts me.
In the body of the message put the word or words you want me to search
the archive for.
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On Sep 20 John posted----- Finding information in Parkinson Archives by
E-mail
Here Is the TABLE OF CONTENTS from this long posting
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. START OF FINDING INFORMATION IN PARKINSON ARCHIVES BY E-MAIL
2. TYPES OF SEARCHES AVAILABLE
3. FINDING CURRENT SUBSCRIBER ADDRESSES
4. EXPLANATION OF THE MAIL OPTIONS FOR THE PARKINSN LIST
5. PROBLEMS? COMMON ERRORS
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Hope this helps
Anne Rutherford
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