Scientists are trying to find signs of Parkinson's disease in places that would have seemed unexpected just a few years ago. Studies have focused on blood, hair, and earwax, for example. Scientists are also looking for connections to the disease in speech patterns and mental health. But new research shows that another clue could be hidden somewhere else: in ordinary drawing.
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Participants in the study drew gyri and meanders with a special, “smart” pen.
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Scientists are trying to find signs of Parkinson's disease in places that would have seemed unexpected just a few years ago. Studies have focused on blood, hair, and earwax, for example. Scientists are also looking for connections to the disease in speech patterns and mental health. But new research shows that another clue could be hidden somewhere else: in ordinary drawing.