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Noninvasive focused ultrasound treatment can ease motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease
As Stan Au's Parkinson's disease symptoms progressed, everyday activities became daily battles. His hands shook so badly that he struggled to hold utensils and couldn't sign his name.
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Stan Au’s Parkinson’s disease has worsened to the point that his hands tremble so badly he can no longer hold utensils or sign his name. He has stopped playing pickleball, a sport he once enjoyed. Au is taking a widely prescribed medication to manage motor symptoms such as rigidity, slow movement, dyskinesia, and tremors.
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