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Cleaning up the aging brain: Scientists restore brain's trash disposal system. Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and other neurological disorders can be seen as "dirty brain" diseases, where the brain struggles to clear out harmful waste. New research in mice demonstrates that it's possible to reverse age-related effects and restore the brain's waste-clearing process. #science #biology #alzheimers #parkinsonsdisease #medicaltechnology #aging sciencedaily.com/releases/2024

Parkinson's disease: +90% in 5 years, globally. Main suspect: pesticides like paraquat (prohibited since 2007 in the Netherlands, but not in the US) and its successor glyphosate, not adequately screened for the risk upon approval.
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#parkinsonsdisease #parkinson #pollution #pesticides

NOS Nieuws · Aantal parkinsonpatiënten groeit sneller dan gedacht, milieuvervuiling hoofdverdachteBy Rolf Schuttenhelm

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OZZY OSBOURNE Opens Up About Undergoing Stem Cell Therapy For Parkinson's Disease
On the latest episode of SiriusXM's "Ozzy Speaks", Ozzy Osbourne spoke with co-host Billy Morrison about receiving stem cell therapy for Parkinson's disease. The legendary BLACK SABBATH frontman was diagnosed in 2003 with Parkin 2 — a very rare genetic form of Parkinson's.

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FOREIGNER's MICK JONES Reveals Parkinson's Disease Diagnosis
FOREIGNER guitarist Mick Jones has revealed that he is battling Parkinson's disease. The 79-year-old musician, who has not performed with FOREIGNER since 2022, opened up about his diagnosis in a social media post earlier today. He wrote: "Fans will have become very aware that for some time now, I ha...

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#Farmers allege link between popular #herbicide and #Parkinsons disease

November 29, 2023

"It is against the law to use #paraquat in China, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and dozens of other countries. Many countries have banned the herbicide due to its extreme #toxicity, while others have expressed concerns over the possible risk for Parkinson's disease.

"Yet the herbicide, manufactured by a #Swiss company that is owned by the #Chinese state, is still widely used throughout the #UnitedStates in part because it is a highly effective way to kill weeds.

"The company, Syngenta, says that paraquat, which it produces under the name Gramoxone, 'is safe for its intended and labelled use.'

"Clayton Tucholke, who used Gramoxone for years on his farm in LaBolt, #SouthDakota, and has since been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, says otherwise.

"'It should have been pulled, I think, you know, so it didn't happen to somebody else,' Tucholke told ABC News.

"A 76-year-old father and grandfather, Tucholke lived on his farm with his wife Denise, but as the symptoms of #Parkinson's have worsened, he says he was forced to give up his career in #agriculture and had to move to the nearby town of Milbank to be closer to medical professionals.

"Daily tasks have become arduous for Tucholke, who now has to travel to physical therapy three times a week to slow the progression of his symptoms.

"'This man was so independent,' Denise Tucholke said. 'And his independence has been taken from him, which is unfair.'

"The Tucholkes are among the more than 4,000 Americans who have filed lawsuits as part of a multi-district litigation against #Syngenta, which currently manufactures #Gramoxone, and #Chevron, which distributed it in the U.S. from 1966 until 1986.

"Although Syngenta and Chevron told ABC News that there is no scientific evidence that supports a causal link between #paraquat and #Parkinsonsdisease, the Tucholkes and other plaintiffs allege that such a link exists, arguing that Syngenta and Chevron knew or should have known that the #herbicide could 'cause severe #neurological injuries.'

"'Our daughter and son-in-law are still #farming. I think any time [a] chemical is applied to the fields that they have to use, they should know what's going to happen,' Denise Tucholke said.

"'All the generations that are coming up afterwards need to know,' she said."

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"A highly experimental implant that delivers electrical stimulation to the spinal cord has substantially improved mobility for one man with advanced Parkinson’s disease, according to a report published today in Nature Medicine."

nature.com/articles/d41586-023

www.nature.comSpinal implant helps man with advanced Parkinson’s to walk without fallingElectrical stimulation improved his mobility, although researchers say that a larger study is needed to assess the device.

Study in Mice Suggests that #COVID19 Increases Risk of Developing #ParkinsonsDisease

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“Parkinson’s is a rare disease that affects 2% of the population above 55 years, so the increase in risk is not necessarily a cause for panic,”

When would be the time to panic? After the fact?

What are we doing as a society:(

Thomas Jefferson University · Study in Mice Suggests that COVID-19 Increases Risk of Developing Parkinson’s Disease

Wearables Track Parkinson’s Better Than Human Observation, Study Finds - Researchers demonstrated that off-the-shelf sensors can measure the subtle changes of dis... - nytimes.com/2023/10/15/health/ #your-feed-healthcare #your-feed-science #parkinsonsdisease #wearablecomputing #your-feed-health #sensors

The New York Times · Wearables Track Parkinson’s Better Than Human Observation, Study FindsBy Matt Richtel