Significant advances in Parkinson's disease treatment over the last 10 to 13 years include:

- Medical Advancements: Improved early diagnosis, longer life spans, and treatment options beyond medication, such as deep brain stimulation
- Cellular and Genetic Treatments: These have been gaining traction since the 1980s and Show Full Answer

Significant advances in Parkinson's disease treatment over the last 10 to 13 years include:

- Medical Advancements: Improved early diagnosis, longer life spans, and treatment options beyond medication, such as deep brain stimulation.
- Cellular and Genetic Treatments: These have been gaining traction since the 1980s and continue to offer better insights into Parkinson's disease progression.
- Research on Genetic Aspects: Learning more about the genetic aspects of Parkinson's disease helps in treating symptoms before they grow severe.

These advancements aim to slow down degeneration, prolong personal independence, and reduce social stigmas associated with the condition.

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