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One drug brings dying brain cells back to life in Parkinson’s disease
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One drug brings dying brain cells back to life in Parkinson’s disease
A new study led by Stanford Medicine researchers offers promising news for people with a type of Parkinson’s disease caused by a specific genetic mutation. The mutation causes an enzyme called LRRK2 to become overactive, which interferes with brain cell communication and leads to the death of dopamine-producing neurons. These neurons are essential for movement, […] The post One drug brings dying brain cells back to life in Parkinson’s disease ap…
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