Objective: Thousands of individuals with Parkinson’s disease (PD) in low-income countries remain
under- treated/untreated due to unaffordability of marketed levodopa preparations.
MP, a levodopa-containing leguminous plant growing in all tropical areas worldwide,
may be a sustainable alternative therapy for indigent patients.
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