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“Parkinson’s is the second most common neurodegenerative disease”: experts warn of a key gap in disease treatment

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On Monday in Madrid, sisters Isabel Pérez—a childhood cancer survivor and family physician—and Victoria Pérez, a researcher, presented Spain's first Comprehensive Childhood Leukemia Research Unit.

The new facility will be established at a hospital, though the specific medical institution is cut off in the provided text. The initiative marks a significant milestone as the country's pioneering research center dedicated entirely to childhood leukemia.

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