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Umberto Mosca

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Pacific Peoples and disability

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|Nov 27, 2025

Early Detection of Dysphagia Signs in Parkinson's Disease: An Artificial Intelligence-Based Approach Using Non-Invasive Sensors.

Michele Antonio Gazzanti Pugliese di Cotrone, Nidà Farooq Akhtar, Martina Patera

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