
Neurologist solves New York woman's mystery illness
Maureen Henry said she had uncontrollable cognitive problems, extreme fatigue and involuntary tics for six years before a doctor finally diagnosed her condition.
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Maureen Henry said she had uncontrollable cognitive problems, extreme fatigue and involuntary tics for six years before a doctor finally diagnosed her condition.
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