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CBC.ca Gut may be key to preventing Parkinson's Futurity: Research News Cells located in the intestine spark an immune response that protects nerve cells, or neurons, against damage connected with Parkinson's disease, a new study shows. Acting like detectives, the immune intestinal cells identify damaged machinery within ... Caffeine-based compounds show promise against Parkinson's diseaseScience Daily U of S researchers show caffeine could prevent Parkinson's diseaseCBC.ca Caffeine may help in the fight against Parkinson'sSaskatoon StarPhoenix all 4 news articles » More... |
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