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70% of Parkinson’s Brain Surgeries Go to Men. Here’s Why Women Are Left Behind
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70% of Parkinson’s Brain Surgeries Go to Men. Here’s Why Women Are Left Behind
Men choose brain surgery more than women to treat their symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Since deep brain stimulation (DBS) was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the 1990s, men have consistently accounted for 70% or more DBS procedures.
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