Study: Parkinson's disease linked to changes in immune cells in the blood

Parkinson's disease is most often recognized by tremors, slowness, and other movement disorders, while processes that are externally visible have been occurring in the brain for years.

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n1-serbiaSerbian116d ago

Studija: Parkinsonova bolest povezana sa promenama u imunim ćelijama u krvi

Parkinsonova bolest se najčešće prepoznaje po tremoru, usporenosti i drugim poremećajima pokreta, dok se u mozgu godinama odvijaju procesi koji spolja

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Study: Parkinson's disease linked to changes in immune cells in the blood

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Studija: Parkinsonova bolest povezana sa promenama u imunim ćelijama u krvi

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