Introduction In the ongoing quest to find effective treatments for Parkinson’s Disease (PD), researchers have explored various avenues, including the potential benefits of repurposing existing medications. One such promising candidate is insulin, a peptide hormone commonly associated with diabetes management. Emerging research highlights insulin’s neuroprotective effects, offering hope for those affected by PD. In this… Continue reading Insulin: A Promising Treatment for Parkinson’s
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Tremor and Dementia: Unveiled Links
The complex interplay between neurological conditions like essential tremor (ET) and Parkinson’s disease (PD) has long fascinated researchers and clinicians alike. Recent studies shedding light on the potential tripling of dementia risk in individuals with ET offer a new dimension to this intrigue. This blog post delves into the nuanced relationship between ET and PD,… Continue reading Tremor and Dementia: Unveiled Links
Metformin and Parkinson’s: A Closer Look
Parkinson’s disease (PD), a neurodegenerative disorder that affects millions worldwide, has long been the focus of extensive research aiming to find effective treatments and therapies. Among the myriad of treatments explored, one unlikely candidate has emerged from the realm of diabetes care: Metformin. This blog post delves deep into the potential of Metformin as a… Continue reading Metformin and Parkinson’s: A Closer Look