Researchers in Australia have developed a world-first blood test for Parkinson's disease. It could enable doctors to diagnose and treat the debilitating disease much earlier, affording patients a better quality of life. Selina and Ivan report.
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Melbourne researchers developed a world-first blood test for Parkinson's disease
Researchers in Australia have developed a world-first blood test for Parkinson's disease. It could enable doctors to diagnose and treat the debilitating disease much earlier, affording patients a better quality of life. Selina and Ivan report.
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By Ivan Leung
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