Poor Sense of Smell May Be Early Sign of Parkinson's

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Olfactory testing, along with screening for other potential early indicators of Parkinson's disease such as constipation or sleep disturbances, could provide a simple and relatively economic means of identifying individuals at high risk who could participate in trials of medications designed to prevent or slow disease progression, the authors concluded in a prepared statement.

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The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke has more about Parkinson's disease.

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