Understanding 'invisible Parkinson's symptoms' beyond tremors

Modern neuroscience highlights a prodromal phase of Parkinson's disease, lasting up to 20 years, where the illness is active with 'invisible symptoms' that are often masked by age, extending beyond the well-known tremors.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish91d ago

No todo son temblores: los síntomas del ‘parkinson invisible’ que la edad camufla

Según la neurociencia moderna, en el parkinson existe un periodo de hasta 20 años, conocida como fase prodrómica, en que la enfermedad ya está en marcha sin que el paciente lo sospeche

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Understanding 'invisible Parkinson's symptoms' beyond tremors

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No todo son temblores: los síntomas del ‘parkinson invisible’ que la edad camufla

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