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Parkinson's Disease Cure Update: Diabetes Drug That May Slow Progression Is Being Readied For Trials
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It has the potential to be the world's first therapy to treat Parkinson's disease, and could also slow its progression. The drug "appears to regulate mitochondrial function in brain cells and restore the cells' ability to convert basic nutrients into ...




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