The idea of interviewing Andrew Lees, Professor of Neurology at University College London and the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square (London, UK), troubles me. He is different. Physician, teacher, writer, biographer, autobiographer, renaissance man of undoubted intellectual stature; the normal approach won't do. Wikipedia can tell you all you need to know about his academic and medical achievements: about his being the most highly cited researcher in Parkinson's disease, his string of awards from learned bodies, his membership of this and that academy, his presidency of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society, his introduction of apomorphine into clinical practice, his fashioning the most widely used criteria for the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.

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是安德鲁·李斯。

采访伦敦大学学院神经病学教授和女王广场（英国伦敦）神经病学和神经外科国家医院的安德鲁·里斯的想法让我感到困扰。他不一样。医师，老师，作家，传记作者，自传作者，无可置疑的智力地位的文艺复兴时期的人；正常的方法是行不通的。Wikipedia可以告诉您所有有关他的学术和医学成就的信息：关于他是帕金森氏病中被引用次数最多的研究人员，他的学术机构奖项，他的身份以及该学院的成员，他在国际帕金森大学的职位和运动障碍学会，他将阿扑吗啡引入临床实践，他成为诊断帕金森氏病最广泛使用的标准。