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The Israel Parkinson Association welcomed with "excitement and joy" the results of a study showing Parkinson's drug Azilect (rasagiline), developed by Profs. Moussa Youdim and John Finberg of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, to be effective at slowing the progression of the chronic and fatal neurological disease, a first for any drug.

Quoted: New research on stem-cell therapy shows scientists have found that the cure for Parkinson's disease may lie right under one's nose - or rather, in it.

Researchers from Griffith University have published a study in the journal Stem Cells that has found adult stem-cells harvested from the noses of Parkinson's patients developed into dopamine-producing brain cells upon being transplanted into the brain of a lab rat.

Quoted: Scientists in Queensland, Australia have made a major breakthrough in research into Parkinson's disease.

Quoted: RESEARCHERS say a cure for Parkinson's disease could lie inside the nose of patients.

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Quoted: Dopamine levels are decreased by PCB chemical exposure, as shown by multiple research studies. Parkinsons Disease may result.