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Queensland researchers are taking a new approach to treating Parkinson’s disease by targeting the gut, as well as the brain. It's hoped this will slow or even stop the progression of the illness that affects hundreds of thousands of Australians.
Queensland researchers are taking a new approach to treating Parkinson’s disease by targeting the gut, as well as the brain. It's hoped this will slow or even stop the progression of the illness that affects hundreds of thousands of Australians.
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