Parkinson’s at 30 is no longer rare in India, neurologists say: What should we know about the new gene
In India, neurologists are alarmed by a troubling trend: a spike in Parkinson's disease cases among young adults in their thirties and forties. Recent studies reveal a unique genetic signature prevalent in South Asians, notably the BSN gene, which may be responsible for the earlier onset of the disease.
In India, neurologists are alarmed by a troubling trend: a spike in Parkinson's disease cases among young adults in their thirties and forties. Recent studies reveal a unique genetic signature prevalent in South Asians, notably the BSN gene, which may be responsible for the earlier onset of the disease.
