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• Metal exposure and Parkinson's symptoms: Link explored March 13, 2019 A new study describes the biological process that causes Parkinson's-like symptoms to develop following exposure to the metal manganese. The new research could lead to earlier detection of Parkinson's disease and better outcomes for patients.
• Metal exposure and Parkinson's symptoms: Link explored March 13, 2019 A new study describes the biological process that causes Parkinson's-like symptoms to develop following exposure to the metal manganese. The new research could lead to earlier detection of Parkinson's disease and better outcomes for patients.
• Metal exposure and Parkinson's symptoms: Link explored March 13, 2019 A new study describes the biological process that causes Parkinson's-like symptoms to develop following exposure to the metal manganese. The new research could lead to earlier detection of Parkinson's disease and better outcomes for patients.
• Metal exposure and Parkinson's symptoms: Link explored March 13, 2019 A new study describes the biological process that causes Parkinson's-like symptoms to develop following exposure to the metal manganese. The new research could lead to earlier detection of Parkinson's disease and better outcomes for patients.