Gone But Not Forgotten in 2018
We said goodbye to many familiar faces, voices & names from radio, movies, television, sports, and literature. These celebrities and others said their final farewell to us in 2018.
(Photo Montage: © A. Hamilton)
Celebrity deaths in 2018 that you may have missed:
Burt Reynolds (nee Burton Leon Reynolds Jr.)
American producer, director, and actor of TV (Evening Shade; Gunsmoke; Dan August; Riverboat; Hawk) and movies (Smokey and the Bandit; Deliverance; The Longest Yard; Boogie Nights) (born Feb. 11, 1936 – died Sept. 6, 2018; age 82). Burt Reynolds died of a heart attack. (Burt Reynolds 1972 Photo: ABC TV)
Stephen Hawking
English cosmologist, theoretical physicist (general relativity; quantum gravity), author (A Brief History of Time), and Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (born Jan. 8, 1942 – died Mar. 14, 2018; age 76). Cause of death for Stephen Hawking is unknown. (Stephen Hawking 1980s Photo: NASA)
Penny Marshall (nee Carole Penny Marshall)
American movie producer & director (Big; Awakenings; A League of Their Own), actress of TV (Laverne & Shirley; The Odd Couple) and films (The Hard Way) (born Oct. 15, 1943 – died Dec. 17, 2018; age 75). Penny Marshall died of diabetes complications. (Penny Marshall 1976 Laverne & Shirley Photo: ABC)
Oscar-winning American actor of TV (Mission: Impossible; Space: 1999) & movies (North by Northwest; The Majestic; Crimes and Misdemeanors: Ed Wood; Remember) (born June 20, 1928 – died July 15, 2018; age 89). Martin Landau died of atherosclerotic vascular disease. (Martin Landau 1968 Photo)
Dorothy Malone (nee Mary Dorothy Maloney)
Oscar-winning American actress of TV (Peyton Place) & movies (Written on the Wind; Artists and Models; The Big Sleep; Young at Heart; Tension at Table Rock) (born Jan. 29, 1924 – died Jan. 19, 2018; age 93) Cause of death for Dorothy Malone is unknown. (Dorothy Malone 1956 Photo: Universal)
Bill Daily (nee William Edward Daily Jr.)
American comedian, actor of TV (I Dream of Jeannie; The Bob Newhart Show; Starting From Scratch; Aloha Paradise; Alf), movies (The Barefoot Executive) (born Aug. 30, 1927 – died Sept. 4, 2018; age 91). Cause of death for Bill Daily is unknown. (Bill Daily 1969 I Dream of Jeannie Photo: NBC TV)
Margot Kidder (nee Margaret Ruth Kidder)
Canadian-American Emmy-winning actress of TV (Boston Common) & movies (The Great Waldo Pepper; Black Christmas; Crime and Punishment; Superman) (born Oct. 17, 1948 – died May 13, 2018; age 69.) Margot Kidder died of a drug & alcohol overdose. (Margot Kidder 1969 Photo: United Artists)
John Gavin is 87 (nee Juan Vincent Apablasa Jr.; aka John Anthony Golenor)
American actor of TV (Destry) and movies (Psycho; Tammy Tell Me True; Thoroughly Modern Millie; Midnight Lace; Imitation of Life; Romanoff and Juliet; A Breath of Scandal) (born Apr. 8, 1931 – died Feb. 9, 2018; age 86). John Gavin died of pneumonia complications. (John Gavin 1960 Spartacus Trailer)
Roy Clark
Country Music Hall of Fame American singer (Yesterday, When I Was Young; Come Live With Me; I Never Picked Cotton), TV host & actor (Hee Haw; The Beverly Hillbillies) (born April 15, 1933 – died Nov. 15, 2018; age 85). Roy Clark died of pneumonia complications. (Roy Clark Photo: Carl Lender)
Charlotte Rae is 92 (nee Charlotte Rae Lubotsky)
American actress of stage (L’il Abner), TV (The Facts of Life; Diff’rent Strokes; Car 54, Where Are You?), and movies (Hello Down There; Ricki and the Flash) (born Apr. 22, 1926 – died Aug. 5, 2018; age 92). Charlotte Rae had cancer and heart problems before she died. (Charlotte Rae 1988 Photo: Alan Light)
Clint Walker is 90 (nee Norman Walker)
American actor of TV (Cheyenne; Kodiak) and movies (Gold of the Seven Saints; Send Me No Flowers; The Night of the Grizzly; The Dirty Dozen; The Great Bank Robbery) (born May 30, 1927 – died May 21, 2018; age 90). Clint Walker died of congestive heart failure. (Clint Walker 1956 Photo: Macfadden Publications)
Marty Balin (nee Martyn Jerel Buchwald)
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame American singer-songwriter with Jefferson Airplane & Jefferson Starship (Hearts; Count on Me; Runaway; Miracles; With Your Love (born Jan. 30, 1942 – died Sept. 27, 2018; age 76). Marty Balin’s cause of death is unknown. (Marty Balin 1976 Photo: Grunt-RCA Records)
Robert Mandan
American actor of TV (Soap; Three’s a Crowd; Three’s Company; Sam Reynolds on Search for Tomorrow; The Edge of Night; Santa Barbara; Private Benjamin; The Doctors; Cannon) (born Feb. 2, 1932 – died Apr. 29, 2018; age 86). Robert Mandan died of cancer. (Robert Mandan 1977 Photo: ABC TV)
Neil Simon (nee Marvin Neil Simon)
Emmy, Tony, & Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright (Come Blow Your Horn) and screenwriter (Your Show of Shows; The Phil Silvers Show; Barefoot in the Park; The Odd Couple) (born July 4, 1927 – died Aug. 26, 2018; age 91). Neil Simon died of pneumona complications. (Neil Simon 1982 Photo: AP)
Tab Hunter (nee Arthur Andrew Kelm)
American singer (Young Love), actor of TV (The Tab Hunter Show) and movies (Island of Desire; Return to Treasure Island; Battle Cry; Damn Yankees) (born July 11, 1931- died July 8, 2018; age 86). Tab Hunter died of DVT complications that led to cardiac arrest. (Tab Hunter 1957 What’s My Line?)
Sondra Locke (nee Sandra Louise Smith)
American TV & movie actress (Cannon; The Heart is a Lonely Hunter; Willard; The Outlaw Josey Wales; The Gauntlet; Every Which Way But Loose; Sudden Impact) (born May 28, 1944 – died Nov. 3, 2018; age 74). Sondra Locke died of bone and breast cancer. (Sondra Locke 1988 Photo: Georges Biard)
Peter Donat (nee Pierre Collingwood Donat)
Canadian-American actor of TV (Flamingo Road; The Brighter Day; The X-Files) and movies (The Bay Boy; The China Syndrome; The Babe; The Godfather: Part II; The Hindenburg) (born Jan. 20, 1928 – died Sept. 10, 2018; age 90). Peter Donat died of diabetes complications. (Peter Donat 1954 Seaway)
Roger Bannister (aka Sir Roger Gilbert Bannister)
English neurologist, medical researcher, Olympic middle-distance athlete, and the first human to run the mile in under 4 minutes (1954) (born Mar. 23, 1929 – died Mar. 3, 2018; age 88). Roger Bannister had Parkinson’s Disease before he died. (Roger Bannister 1957 Photo: AP Wirephoto)
Bradford Dillman
American actor of movies (Compulsion; Crack in the Mirror; The Enforcer; The Way We Were) and TV (Dr. Kildare; The F.B.I.; Barnaby Jones; Falcon Crest) (born Apr. 14, 1930 – died Jan. 16, 2018; age 87). Bradford Dillman died of pneumonia complications. (Bradford Dillman 1966 Photo: ABC TV)
Stan Mikita (nee Stanislav Gvoth)
Hockey Hall of Fame Slovakian-Canadian NHL centre (Chicago Black Hawks), 2-time Hart Memorial Trophy MVP, 4-time Art Ross winner (born May 20, 1940 – died Aug. 7, 2018; age 78). Stan Mikita had dementia with Lewy bodies when he died. (Stan Mikita 1960s Photo: Ralston-Purina Company)
Tim O’Connor (nee Timothy Joseph O’Connor)
American director & actor of movies and TV (Peyton Place; Peyton Place: The Next Generation; Buck Rogers in the 25th Century; The Defenders; Dynasty; General Hospital; The F.B.I.) (born July 3, 1927 – died Apr. 5, 2018; age 90). Tim O’Connor died of cancer. (Tim O’Connor 1968 Peyton Place)
David Ogden Stiers
American actor of TV (M*A*S*H; The Dead Zone; North and South; Perry Mason films) and movies (Lilo & Stitch; Harry’s War; Magic; The Accidental Tourist; The Majestic) (born Oct. 31, 1942 – Mar. 3, 2018; age 75). David Ogden Stiers died of bladder cancer. (David Ogden Stiers 1984 Anatomy of an Illness)
Robin Leach
English editor & writer (New York Daily News; People; The Star), TV reporter, interviewer and host (Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous; Entertainment Tonight) (born Aug. 29, 1941 – died Aug. 24, 2018; age 76). Robin Leach died of stroke complications. (Robin Leach 2007 Photo: Rebbie Bibbs)
Nanette Fabray (nee Ruby Bernadette Nanette Theresa Fabares)
Emmy & Tony Award-winning American singer, dancer & actress of TV (One Day at a Time; The Hollywood Squares) and movies (The Band Wagon) (born Oct. 27, 1920 – died Feb. 22, 2018; age 97). Nanette Fabray died of natural causes. (Nanette Fabray 1970 Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County)
Dennis Edwards
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Grammy Award-winning American singer of The Temptations (I Can’t Get Next To You; Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone; Cloud Nine) (born Feb. 3, 1943 – died Feb. 1, 2018; age 74). Dennis Edwards had meningitis before he died. (Dennis Edwards 1968 Photo: Bernie Ilson, Inc.)
Ken Berry (nee Kenneth Ronald Berry)
American actor of TV (Mama’s Family; Mayberry R.F.D.; The Andy Griffith Show.; F Troop; Dr. Kildare; The Ken Berry ‘Wow’ Show; Fantasy Island) and movies (Herbie Rides Again) (born Nov. 3, 1933 – died Dec. 1, 2018; age 85). Cause of death for Ken Berry is unknown. (Ken Berry 1961 The Ann Sothern Show)
Anthony Bourdain (“Tony“)
Emmy Award-winning American gourmet chef, author (A Cook’s Tour), and TV host (Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations; Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown; Top Chef) (born June 25, 1956 – died June 8, 2018; age 61). Anthony Bourdain hung himself. (Anthony Bourdain 2014 Photo:Peabody Awards)
Harry Anderson
American magician, screenwriter, and actor of TV (Night Court; Dave’s World; It; Cheers; Harvey; Saturday Night Live) and movies (The Escape Artist; A Matter of Faith) (born Oct. 14, 1952 – died Apr. 16, 2018; age 65.) Cause of death for Harry Anderson is unknown. (Harry Anderson 1988 Photo: Alan Light)
Susan Anspach is 75
American actress of TV (The Yellow Rose; The Slap Maxwell Story; The Patty Duke Show; The Doctors and the Nurses), movies (Play it Again, Sam; Five Easy Pieces; Running) (born Nov. 23, 1942 – died Apr. 2, 2018; age 75). Susan Anspach died of heart failure. (Susan Anspach 1973 Blume in Love)
Daniel Pilon (nee Laurent Daniel Pilon)
French Canadian actor of TV (Ryan’s Hope; Dallas; Days of Our Lives; Scoop; Urban Angel; Guiding Light; Romance Theatre) and movies (In Her Defense; Brannigan; Malarek) (born Nov. 13, 1940 – died June 26, 2018; age 77). Daniel Pilon died of cancer. (Daniel Pilon 1984 Ryan’s Hope Photo: ABC)
Susan Brown
American actress of TV (General Hospital; Port Charles; The Young Marrieds; Bright Promise; Return to Peyton Place; Santa Barbara; From These Roots) (born May 4, 1932 – died Aug. 21, 2018; age 86). Susan Brown died of unknown causes. (Susan Brown 1975 Photo)
Miloš Forman is 86 (nee Jan Tomáš Forman)
Academy Award-winning Czechoslovakian-American director (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest; Hair, Amadeus), screenwriter (Valmont), actor (Beloved; Heartburn) (born Feb. 18, 1932 – Apr. 13, 2018; age 86). Cause of death for Miloš Forman is unknown. (Miloš Forman 2009 Photo: Petr Novák, Wikipedia)
Vic Damone (nee Vito Rocco Farinola)
American songwriter, singer (You’re Breaking My Heart; My Heart Cries For You), actor of TV (The Vic Damone Show) and movies (Deep in My Heart; Kismet; Hell to Eternity) (born June 12, 1928 – died Feb. 11, 2018; age 89). Vic Damone died of respiratory illness complications. (Vic Damone 1961 Photo: NBC)
Hubert de Givenchy (aka Count Hubert James Marcel Taffin de Givenchy)
House of Givenchy French celebrity fashion designer & perfumier (Audrey Hepburn; Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy; Lauren Bacall) (born Feb. 21, 1927 – died Mar. 10, 2018; age 91). Cause of death for Hubert de Givenchy is unknown. (Hubert de Givenchy 2014 Photo: Castrum avisani)
Tony Award-winning American actress of stage and movies (Plaza Suite; Nashville; Family Plot; Freaky Friday; The North Avenue Irregulars; The Seduction of Joe Tynan) (born July 25, 1935 – died Aug. 21, 2018; age 83). Barbara Harris died of lung cancer. (Barbara Harris 1965 A Thousand Clowns)
William Goldman
American screenwriter (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid; All the President’s Men; The Princess Bride; Marathon Man) (born Aug. 12, 1931 – died Nov. 16, 2018; age 87). William Goldman died of colon cancer and pneumonia complications. (William Goldman 1975 Photo: Bert Verhoeff / Nationaal Archief)
Tom Wolfe (nee Thomas Kennerly Wolfe Jr.)
American journalist (The Washington Post; New York Herald Tribune) and author (The Right Stuff; The Bonfire of the Vanities; Back to Blood; A Man in Full) (born Mar. 12, 1931 – died May 14, 2018; age 88). Tom Wolfe had an infection before he died. (Tom Wolfe 1988 Photo: MoSchle)
Jerry Van Dyke
American musician, actor of TV (Coach; My Mother the Car) and movies (The Courtship of Eddie’s Father; Palm Springs Weekend; McLintock!; Love and Kisses) (born July 27, 1931 – died Jan. 5, 2018; age 86). Jerry Van Dyke died of heart failure. (Jerry Van Dyke 1963 McLintock!)
Ricky Jay (nee Richard Jay Potash)
American magician, writer & actor of TV (Deadwood; The Unit) and movies (House of Games; Things Change; Homicide; Boogie Nights; Tomorrow Never Dies; The Prestige) (born June 26, 1946 – died Nov. 24, 2018; age 72). Cause of death for Ricky Jay is unknown. (Ricky Jay 2008 Photo: David Shankbone)
Georgann Johnson (nee Georgia Ann Johnson)
American actress of TV (Another World; Somerset; All My Children; Mister Peepers; Wiseguy; The Doctors) and movies (Murphy’s Romance) (born Aug. 15, 1926 – died June 4, 2018; age 91). Cause of death for Georgann Johnson is unknown. (Georgann Johnson 1960 One Step Beyond)
Charles Aznavour is 94 (nee Shahnour Vaghinag Aznavourian)
French-Armenian singer, songwriter, and actor (And Then There Were None; Destination Rome) (born May 22, 1924 – died Oct. 1, 2018; age 94). Charles Aznavour ‘s cause of death is unknown. (Charles Aznavour 1961 Photo: Joop van Bilsen / Dutch National Archives)
Bernardo Bertolucci
Oscar-winning Italian screenwriter & director (Last Tango in Paris; The Sheltering Sky; The Last Emperor; Stealing Beauty; Little Buddha; The Dreamers; The Triumph of Love; Besieged) (born Mar. 16, 1941 – died Nov. 26, 2018; age 77). Bernardo Bertolucci died of lung cancer. (Bernardo Bertolucci Photo)
Philip Bosco
Daytime Emmy & Tony Award-winning American actor of stage, TV (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Guiding Light; The Doctors and the Nurses), and movies (The Money Pit) (born Sept. 26, 1930 – died Dec. 3, 2018; age 88). Philip Bosco died of dementia complications. (Philip Bosco 1966 Hawk)
Eunice Gayson (nee Eunice Elizabeth Sargaison)
British movie actress (Dr. No; From Russia With Love; Melody in the Dark; Light Fingers; Miss Robin Hood; The Ship Was Loaded; The Last Man to Hang; Zarak; The Revenge of Frankenstein) (born Mar. 17 1928 – died June 8, 2018; age 90). Cause of death for Eunice Gayson is unknown. (Eunice Gayson 1965 Photo)
James Karen is 94 (nee Jacob Karnofsky)
American actor of TV (First Monday; The Powers of Matthew Star; As The World Turns; All My Children) and movies (The Return of the Living Dead; Rain From Stars) (born Nov. 28, 1923 – died Oct. 23, 2018; age 94). James Karen died of cardio-respiratory arrest. (James Karen 2014 Photo: Chris Owen)
Patricia Morison (nee Eileen Patricia Augusta Fraser Morison)
American mezzo-soprano singer & actress of TV (The Cases of Eddie Drake) and movies (Lady on a Train; Dressed to Kill; The Prince of Thieves; Queen of the Amazons) (born Mar. 19, 1915 – died May 20, 2018; age 103). Cause of death for Patricia Morison is unknown. (Patricia Morison 1946 Dressed to Kill)
Marty Allen (nee Morton David Alpern)
American comedian, host & actor of TV (Hollywood Squares) and movies (A Whale of a Tale; The Last of the Secret Agents?; Allen and Rossi Meet Dracula and Frankenstein) (born Mar. 23, 1922 – died Feb. 12, 2018; age 95). Marty Allen died of pneumonia complications. (Marty Allen 1964 What’s My Line?)
Christopher Lawford
American actor of TV (All My Children; General Hospital), movies (Fourplay; R2PC: Road to Park City; Blankman; Kiss Me, Guido; The Sex Monster) (born Mar. 29, 1955 – died Sept. 4, 2018; age 63). Christopher Lawford died of a heart attack. (Christopher Lawford 2008 Photo: Figureskatingfan at English Wikipedia)
Naomi Stevens (aka Naomi Stevens Burns)
American actress of TV (Vega$; The Doris Day Show; The F.B.I.; The Flying Nun; The Montefuscos; My Three Sons; Dr. Kildare) and movies (The Black Orchid; The Apartment) (born Nov. 29, 1925 – died Jan. 13, 2018; age 92). Cause of death for Naomi Stevens is unknown. (Naomi Stevens 1975 Photo: NBC)
Steven Bochco
Peabody & Emmy Award-winning American TV producer & screenwriter (L. A. Law; The Bold Ones: The New Doctors; NYPD Blue; Hooperman; Bay City Blues; Hill Street Blues; Columbo; Delvecchio) (born Dec. 16, 1943 – Apr. 1, 2018; age 74). Steven Bochco died of leukemia. (Steven Bochco 1994 Photo: Alan Light)
Grammy Award-winning Rock & Roll Hall of Fame American singer (Respect; Think; Who’s Zoomin’ Who?; I Say A Little Prayer; I Knew You Were Waiting [For Me]) (born Mar. 25, 1942 – died Aug. 16, 2018; age 76). Aretha Franklin died of a pancreatic tumor. (Aretha Franklin 1960s Photo: Rhino)
Donnelly Rhodes (nee Donnelly Rhodes Henry)
Canadian actor of TV (Danger Bay; Da Vinci’s Inquest; Battlestar Galactica; Soap; The Young and the Restless; Street Legal; Hill Street Blues) & movies (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid) (born Dec. 4, 1937 – died Jan. 8, 2018; age 80). Donnelly Rhodes died of cancer. (Donnelly Rhodes 1960 Bonanza)
Stan Lee (nee Stanley Martin Lieber)
American TV host (Cocktails With Stan), comic book publisher and writer (Spider-Man; X-Men; Thor; Hulk; Fantastic Four; Iron Man), and President of Marvel Comics (born Dec. 28, 1922 – died Nov. 12, 2018; age 95). Stan Lee died of respiratory and heart failure. (Stan Lee 1975 Photo: Alan Light)
Dewey Martin
American actor of TV (Climax!; Mannix) and movies (Prisoner of War; The Desperate Hours; Flight to Fury; Savage Sam; The Longest Day; The Proud and Profane; The Golden Gloves Story) (born Dec. 8, 1923 – died Apr. 9, 2018; age 94) Dewey Martin died of unknown causes. (Dewey Martin 1950s Photo)
American actor, producer & assistant director of TV (Iron Horse; The Outcasts; ) and films (War Hunt; We Shall Return; Harry and Tonto; Cactus Flower; The Liberation of L.B. Jones; The Rose) (born Nov. 24, 1937 – died June 29, 2018; age 80). Anthony Ray died after a long illness. (Anthony Ray 1960 Tombstone Territory)
Kate Spade is 55 (nee Katherine Noel Brosnahan; AKA Kate Valentine)
American fashion editor (Mademoiselle) and designer (handbags, accessories, footwear, fragrance), co-founder Kate Spade New York and Frances Valentine (born Dec. 24, 1962 – died June 5, 2018; age 55). Kate Spade died by hanging herself. (Kate Spade Signage Photo: Ralph Daily)
Penny Vincenzi (nee Penelope Hannaford)
English author (Old Sins; Wicked Pleasures; An Outrageous Affair; Forbidden Places; The Dilemma; Almost a Crime; No Angel; Into Temptation) (born Apr. 10, 1939 – died Feb. 25, 2018; age 78). Cause of death for Penny Vincenzi is unknown. (Penny Vincenzi Photo: © TrevorLeighton.com / Used by Permission)
Ray Sawyer (“Eye Patch” Sawyer)
American singer & musician with Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show (The Cover of Rolling Stone; Sylvia’s Mother; Only Sixteen; Sharing the Night Together; Sexy Eyes; A Little Bit More) (born Feb. 1, 1937– died Dec. 31, 2018; age 81). Ray Sawyer’s cause of death is unknown. (Ray Sawyer 1982 Photo)
Olivia Cole
Emmy Award-winning American actress of TV (Matilda on Roots; Guiding Light; Brewster Place; L.A. Law) and movies (Heroes; Coming Home; Some Kind of Hero; First Sunday) (born Nov. 2, 1942 – died Jan. 19, 2018; age 75). Olivia Cole died after a heart attack. (Olivia Cole 1979 Photo: NBC)
British actor of TV (One Life to Live; Logan’s Run; Bull; Dallas; Bonanza; Ironside; The Six Million Dollar Man), and movies (Clear and Present Danger; The Right Stuff) (born Dec. 26, 1930 – died Dec. 20, 2018; age 87). Donald Moffatt died of stroke complications. (Donald Moffatt 1980 On the Nickel Trailer)
American actor of movies and TV (Mannix; One Day at a Time; The Colbys; Guiding Light; Days of Our Lives; The Bold and the Beautiful) (born Nov. 21, 1924 – died May 16, 2018; age 93). Joseph Campanella died of Parkinson’s disease complications. (Joseph Campanella 1971 Murder Once Removed)
Philip Roth (nee Philip Milton Roth)
American writer, 1997 Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist (American Pastoral; The Human Stain; Goodbye, Columbus; Portnoy’s Complaint; The Prague Orgy; The Ghost Writer) (born Mar. 19, 1933 – died May 22, 2018; age 85). Philip Roth died of congestive heart failure. (Philip Roth 1973 Photo: Nancy Crampton)
Roger Perry
American actor of TV (Harrigan and Son; The Facts of Life; Falcon Crest; Barnaby Jones; Ironside; The F.B.I.) and movies (The Cat; The Flying Fontaines; Follow the Boys; Heaven With a Gun; Count Yorga, Vampire) (born May 7, 1933 – died July 12, 2018; age 85). Roger Perry died of prostate cancer. (Roger Perry 1975 Movin’ On)
Frank Parker
Retired American daytime television soap opera actor (Grandpa Shawn Brady on Days of our Lives from 1983-2008; Quincy M.E.; Paddy Kelly on General Hospital; The Young and the Restless; The Six Million Dollar Man; Battlestar Galactica) (born July 1, 1939 – died Sept. 16, 2018; age 79). Frank Parker died of dementia and Parkinson’s Disease complications
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