US EditionPeople with autism may face higher risk of early Parkinson’s disease
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The writing may condemn the development of Parkinson’s disease. Scientists in the United States are developing a pen dedicated to early diagnosis of this health problem.
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Aristegui NoticiasParkinson affects nearly 10 million people in the world and its rapid, accessible and effective diagnosis is crucial to improve patient outcomes Amazing progress! A pen with magnetic ink and AI can detect Parkinson’s disease in its early stages with 96% accuracy
How my dad has supported me since my Parkinson’s diagnosis
Last month, in honor of Mother’s Day, I shared some lessons I learned from my mom that have helped me through my journey with Parkinson’s disease. This month, I wanted to share a bit about my dad and the journey we both went through when I was diagnosed. First of all, it’s pretty unexpected to find out that your child has Parkinson’s disease. Since the majority of Parkinson’s patients are diagnosed in their 60s or 70s, oftentimes their parents a…
People with autism may face higher risk of early Parkinson’s disease
A large study from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden has found that people with autism may be more likely to develop Parkinson’s disease earlier in life. The findings suggest that autism and Parkinson’s disease could be linked through shared biological processes in the brain. The study used data from more than two million people born in […] The post People with autism may face higher risk of early Parkinson’s disease appeared first on Knowridge Sc…
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