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Post Scientists zero in on brain area linked to 'Parkinson's gait' - UPI.com


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Scientists zero in on brain area linked to 'Parkinson's gait'
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Parkinson's disease is a chronic, progressive movement disorder. Patients often walk with a shuffle, their steps alternately slow and fast. Sometimes, they freeze in place. Together, these symptoms are known as "Parkinson's gait." Along with reducing ...
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