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Researchers Discover Brain Mechanism That Can Trigger Parkinson's Symptoms
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Scientists in Singapore and Korea have discovered a brain mechanism that can trigger Parkinson's disease symptoms, such as abnormal muscle stiffness, tremors and loss of voluntary movement. The study, which took five years to complete, is titled ...




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