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Parkinson’s drug pumped directly into brain fails to pass key tests

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Parkinson’s drug pumped directly into brain fails to pass key tests

Delivering a nerve cell growth factor directly into the brain has long been touted as a possible treatment for Parkinson’s

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Blood from young people may have proteins with rejuvenating powers

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Young people’s blood is being tested as a treatment for Parkinson’s

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A picture of a brain scan

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Gene therapy eases Parkinson’s symptoms by rewiring parts of the brain

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Someone tying shoelaces

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Breakdown of brain's autopilot mode may explain Parkinson's disease

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Someone typing

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Subtle patterns in your typing could reveal early signs of Parkinson’s

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Quantum dots in brain could treat Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases

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Quantum dots in brain could treat Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases

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A wall of brain scans

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AI can detect early signs of Parkinson's from brain scans alone

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Parkinson’s disease may be caused by virus that kills gut bugs

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Parkinson’s disease may be caused by virus that kills gut bugs

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Brains grow brand new neurons after experimental drug injection

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Brain scans

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Artificial embryonic stem cells tested in people for first time

A type of “virgin birth” stem cell could be as powerful as embryonic stem cells but without the same ethical objections, and are being tested for Parkinson’s

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Human blood and skin cells used to treat Parkinson's in monkeys

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We may finally be able to slow Parkinson's, with a diabetes drug

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Best evidence yet that Parkinson's could be autoimmune disease

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Pig brain cells implanted into brains of people with Parkinson’s

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