‘Absolutely staggering’: Results from experimental drug trial to prevent Parkinson’s disease
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An Australian-led experimental drug trial found evidence that a treatment may reduce brain inflammation in people at high risk of Parkinson’s disease. Researchers say the findings could point to a way to slow or prevent the disease, though the results are preliminary.
For the first time, the Australian-led trial has found evidence that an experimental drug could lessen inflammation in the brains of people at high risk of Parkinson’s, potentially slowing or even stopping its development.
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