Scientists new method of detecting Parkinson's Disease

British scientists have found a way of using intense light to detect the early stages of Parkinson's Disease in the brains of sufferers, it was disclosed today.

British scientists have found a way of using intense light to detect the early stages of Parkinson's Disease in the brains of sufferers, it was disclosed today.

Researchers from Keele University are using the "super-microscope" capabilities of the synchrotron at Harwell, Oxfordshire, to observe iron levels in individual brain cells.

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