Evidence for immune changes in early Parkinson’s
Immune cells responsive to alpha synuclein were found in two different groups of
Immune cells responsive to alpha synuclein were found in two different groups of
The Harvard Biomarkers Study has found that people who consume more caffeine and have higher
A study investigating the potential neuroprotective effects of statins in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) has found they may be associated with less severe movement problems and a delay in disease onset.
Information and advice on how to take care of yourself and your Parkinson’s during the COVID-19 outbreak
Precision medicine aims to define and treat Parkinson’s by tailoring the right therapy to each person, depending not only on their specific signs and symptoms, but also on the specific molecular signatures of their disease.
Analysis of the PPMI dataset has shown that compared to people with sporadic forms of Parkinson’s, newly diagnosed people carrying GBA mutations are less severely impaired, and those with LRRK2 mutations appear more mildly affected.