Parkinson’s disease may be detectable 20-30 years sooner than clinical diagnosis
It may be possible to detect signs of Parkinson’s disease 20-30 years before symptoms appear, according to researchers in Australia. A biomarker called F-AV-133, used in combination with PET, or positron emission tomography, scans can help diagnose Parkinson’s disease and accurately track neurodegeneration, the researchers from the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Melbourne, … Parkinson’s disease may be detectable 20-30 years sooner than clinical diagnosis























