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Parkinson's disease is likely to originate from intestinal bacteria
In many previous studies of Parkinson's, research groups limited their scope to the brain.
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What happens to the body when you hug someone
When you hug someone, chemicals and hormones are activated to help improve mood, relieve pain, protect the immune system and prevent some diseases.
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The pair of gloves will be the savior of Parkinson's patients
A hand-worn device promises to help stabilize hand tremors by using a long-standing technology - gyroscope.
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The woman smelled Parkinson's disease
Meet Joy Milne, a woman with a special sense of smell. Scottish scientists recently discovered that Joy Milne could actually smell the smell of Parkinson's patients.
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Discovered the mechanism of spreading Parkinson's disease in the human brain
Parkinson's disease spreads from one cell to another in the brain like an infectious disease.
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Discover the amazing effects of bell peppers
A new study published in Annals of Neurology shows that eating a lot of bell peppers may reduce the risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
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Smart tape helps track Parkinson's disease
This smart tape is about 1mm thick, consisting of several layers of ultra-thin nanotubes and nanoparticles, which are as small as atoms and molecules.
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Gene therapy offers hope for Parkinson's patients
New trials of gene therapy for Parkinson's disease have shown encouraging results, giving hope to millions of people with this paralysis syndrome worldwide.
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Diagnose through appearance
Baldness is at risk of high heart disease, short-legged risk of liver disease, poor sense of smell easy to develop Parkinson's disease ... these are the future health ma…
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It is possible to diagnose Parkinson early in the letter
Just observe a piece of text that a person writes in a pen with a sensor for 15 minutes, doctors can find out soon whether the person will have Parkinson's disease.
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Brain implants are useful for Parkinson's patients
German and French scientists say an electrical device implanted in the brain improves the quality of life of Parkinson's patients, according to the Daily Mail.
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Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's are not contagious
Despite concerns that faulty brain proteins can be passed from one person to another during treatment, a new US study shows non-infectious Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, a…
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Parkinson's disease does not cause addiction
A study from the US showed that Parkinson's patients are not addicted to gambling, shopping or sex when not taking drugs to treat illness, according to Reuters.
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Injuries and pesticides increase Parkinson's
According to a study published in the American Journal of Neurology, ever having a serious head injury combined with pesticide exposure may be associated with a high ris…
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Detecting Parkinson's disease by phone
A simple phone call can also help us record the first signs of Parkinson's disease by detecting minor changes in the patient's voice several years before more severe sym…