Parkinson's disease: Why do brain cells die? - Cure Parkinson's
Parkinson's disease: Why do brain cells die?
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Thats great news. My father s condition worsened recently and he isnt able to walk anymore. He has probably dementia which is caused by lewy bodies.
''They believe that their results could lead to a new drug that slows the progression of the disease by targeting cardiolipin's role in the folding of alpha-synuclein''
Lets hope they can come with that pretty quickly. We desperatly need it
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