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Gut Bacteria Linked to Parkinson's | Miami News
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New research reveals a startling link between gut bacteria and Parkinson’s disease, showing specific strains tied to inflammation and motor symptoms. By analyzing over 100 patients, scientists found elevated levels of bacteria producing inflammatory short-chain fatty acids — fueling the gut-brain axis theory. While early-stage, this could pave the way for stool-based diagnostics or targeted probiotics to manage or even prevent Parkinson’s, reshaping how we view neurological health through our microbiome.
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