Upon breaking down two decades of research about how the gut affects the brain in Parkinson’s disease, a…
Jonathan Grinstein
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Articles by Jonathan Grinstein
A new way to understand and study how the brain represents tool embodiment — the physical actions for using tools…
A new neuromodulator — a wireless pacemaker-like device — may provide real-time treatment to patients with diseases such as…
A new roadmap for preclinical and clinical trials investigating compounds to treat and prevent Parkinson’s disease was…
Parkinson’s disease patients voluntarily controlled brainwaves associated with motor symptoms using a neurofeedback system, according to new…
Small Vessel Disease Linked to Severity of Motor Impairment in Parkinson’s Patients, Study Finds
A disorder related to tiny blood vessels in the brain, known as cortical small vessel disease, is directly linked to…
Ingesting a once widely used herbicide called paraquat along with lectins — proteins in common foods that bind carbohydrates (e.g.,…
Dimercaprol, an antidote to a World War II chemical weapon, was shown to be effective in removing a neurotoxin…
Xadago (safinamide) has been approved in Australia as an add-on therapy to a treatment regimen that includes levodopa for adults…
A new imaging agent can efficiently reach the brain and bind toxic amyloid aggregates during early-stage Parkinson’s and…