Rasagiline. Parkinson's disease: a simple me-too
[No authors listed]
Prescrire Int. 2006 Dec;15(86):220

ABSTRACT

In Parkinson's disease, rasagiline, either alone (in early stage disease) or combined with levodopa, provides nothing new in terms of efficacy or tolerability. It is better to continue using one of the many anti-parkinson drugs with which we have more experience rather than expose patients to a new drug which offers no advantages

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