Study Finds Increased Parkinsonism Rates in Older Adults with Autism
Audio narration · Coming soon
A new study led by researchers at George Washington University reveals that middle-aged and older adults with autism have higher rates of parkinsonism compared to adults without autism or intellectual disability. This finding highlights a significant co-occurrence of neurological conditions in this population.
Why this matters
PRISM scored this story 65/100 for interest.
Originally published by gnews