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A surprising new study from Rutgers Health has found that people who took penicillin antibiotics multiple times had a slightly lower risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. While the effect is modest, ...

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New research links high consumption of ultra-processed foods to early signs of Parkinson’s disease, raising fresh concerns ...

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A recent study published in JAMA concluded the closer one lives to a golf course, the higher the risk of developing Parkinson ...

Changes in the bacteria found in the mouth and gut of Parkinson’s disease patients could act as an early warning sign that ...

Changes in specific bacteria in the mouth and gut of patients with Parkinson’s disease could potentially be an early warning ...