Possibly plenty, according to research published in Neurology, September 2015. There are several genetic forms of Parkinson’s, which are usually seen in […]
Not according to a recent study. This involved surgically treated patients compared with those randomized to sham surgery in order […]
What do bacteria in the gut have to do with MS? Research in this field is new and exciting. The gut […]
Can we prevent or slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease? The short answer is no. Many “observational” trials of drugs or […]
Coffee has been consistently shown when drunk in large amounts to reduce the risk of developing Parkinson’s. Also, patients who smoke […]
There are now 11 medications, FDA approved, for relapsing and remitting MS. Other than Novantrone, which is no longer used […]
Obesity is the key. Pain intensity and interference of pain with daily life among older adults are more common in women […]
