Parkinson's Disease and Research into Early Detection with Kiani Jeacock

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Parkinson's Disease and Research into Early Detection with Kiani Jeacock

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28 minutes 45 seconds

5 years ago

Parkinson's Disease and Research into Early Detection with Kiani Jeacock

Kiani Jeacock, a PhD researcher at the University of Edinburgh, talks about her work studying Parkinson's disease as a biochemist and previous experience studying Alzheimer's disease. Kiani explains what Parkinson's is, the biochemical causes of the disease and the things that we currently don't know. We also talk about potential methods and impact of early diagnosis of Parkinson's, a topic currently being reasearched.

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