A New Twist On Neurological Disease: University of Michigan Health System Discovery Could Aid Patients With Dystonia, Parkinson's & More
Twist and hold your neck to the left. Now down, and over to the right, until it hurts. Now imagine your neck – or arms or legs – randomly doing that on their own, without you controlling it. That’s a taste of what children and adults with a neurological condition called dystonia live with every day – uncontrollable twisting and stiffening of neck and limb muscles.
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