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New brain scan could act as diagnostic tool in Parkinson's
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A type of brain scan could act as a diagnostic tool in Parkinson's according to a new study published in the scientific journal Radiology. Nottingham University Hospital researchers, funded by the charity Parkinson's UK, used an MRI brain scan to study ...




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