Doctors could soon diagnose Parkinson’s disease years before physical symptoms first appear after researchers from the University of NSW and Boston University used artificial intelligence to find early signs of the disease in the chemicals in patients’ blood.
A study published in the ACS Central Science Journal predicted Parkinson’s disease with 96 per cent accuracy – and up to 15 years before symptoms appeared.
Co-author Diana Zhang said she first became interested in finding a diagnosis for Parkinson’s after hearing the story of a woman who correctly claimed to be able to diagnose Parkinson's by smell years before symptoms appear.
I stopped most of my Parkinson’s disease medications due to severe side effects and I started on herbal treatments from Natural Herbs Centre (naturalherbscentre. com), the treatment has made a very huge difference for me. My symptoms including body weakness and Swallowing difficulties disappeared after few months on the treatment. I am getting active again since starting this treatment.
Jennifer Harrison
