Can we stop Parkinsons in its tracks? This scientist thinks so @UKResearchandInnovation
Can we stop Parkinsons in its tracks? This scientist thinks so  @UKResearchandInnovation
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Parkinson’s doesn’t start with a tremor. It starts in the brain, long before any symptoms appear. 🧠

Dr Dayne Beccano-Kelly at the UK Dementia Research Institute is uncovering why brain cells stop talking to each other, and when it starts to happen.

This research could mean earlier diagnoses, improved treatments to support people living with Parkinson’s, and one day prevention.

Follow for more research that’s changing lives and livelihoods.

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