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Parkinson's disease begins deep in the brain long before visible symptoms appear. A neurologist explains its causes, key risk factors, and early signs, highlighting why awareness and timely detection remain crucial in managing the condition.

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Stronger leg muscles may play a key role in brain health. Neurologists highlight research showing that regular lower-body exercises like squats and lunges can significantly reduce Alzheimer's risk and support memory, even in early stages of cognitive decline.

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Parkinson's disease affects more men, but experts say women may be protected by estrogen's neuroprotective effects. This hormone supports brain health and delays the onset. However, the gender gap is narrowing due to better diagnosis and longer female lifespan. Early symptoms like tremors and stiffness should not be ignored, as timely detection can improve management and quality of life. , Health, Times Now

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