People with autism four times at risk of developing Parkinson’s disease
HQ Team May 31, 2025: Autism and Parkinson’s disease share underlying biological mechanisms, and people with an autism diagnosis are four times more.
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HQ Team May 31, 2025: Autism and Parkinson’s disease share underlying biological mechanisms, and people with an autism diagnosis are four times more.
HQ Team May 30, 2025: Stanford University, along with other researchers, has developed a set of gene delivery systems that can reach different.
HQ Team May 5, 2025: Scientists have developed a test by studying how an abnormally-shaped protein in the spinal fluid can detect 90%.
HQ Team April 17, 2025: Stem cell therapies, which replace dead cells in the brain, can stop movement problems, rigidity and tremors in.
HQ Team March 20, 2025: Scientists at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI, Australia) have uncovered the structure of the PINK1 protein.
HQ Team March 17, 2025: Celon Pharma’s human trial with PDE10A inhibitor, CPL’36, has achieved statistically significant reductions in involuntary movements caused by.
HQ Team March 15, 2025: A decade of research at MIT’s Picower Institute for Learning and Memory has brought hope to millions battling.
HQ Team March 10, 2025: A recent study published in The BMJ forecasts a significant rise in Parkinson’s disease cases globally, with projections.
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