Exercise could become a bigger part of Parkinson's treatment as scientists probe muscle–brain link

Euronews reports that scientists are uncovering evidence that exercise may help slow Parkinson's disease progression. The mechanism involves biological signals that muscles release—signals that appear to influence brain function. If this link is confirmed, exercise could become a more prominent part of Parkinson's treatment.

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