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9/14/24 351 AMT -TV Predicting Parkinson's 7 Years Earlier w/ Dr. Brit Mollenhauer | Dr. Bonati Against Obsession with Fusion
9/14/24 351 AMT -TV Predicting Parkinson's 7 Years Earlier w/ Dr. Brit Mollenhauer | Dr. Bonati Against Obsession with Fusion
9/14/24 351 AMT -TV Predicting Parkinson's 7 Years Earlier w/ Dr. Brit Mollenhauer | Dr. Bonati Against Obsession with Fusion
Saturday 21st September 2024
Explore groundbreaking research on early Parkinson's detection and spine surgery controversies with Drs. Mollenhauer and Bonati.
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Get the buttons here!Predicting Parkinson's: A Leap Forward in Medical Science
Episode Overview
- Blood tests can predict Parkinson's disease risk years in advance.
- Early intervention may prevent progression of Parkinson's symptoms.
- Spinal fusions are often unnecessary and can be harmful.
- Less invasive spine procedures offer quicker recovery.
- Understanding multifactorial risks is key to managing Parkinson's.
We do think that Parkinson's disease starts about 20 or even 30 years before the onset of these motor symptoms.
Get ready for a fascinating journey into the world of medical breakthroughs with American Medicine Today. This episode brings you face-to-face with Dr. Brit Mollenhauer, who shares groundbreaking research on Parkinson's disease. Imagine knowing you're at risk for Parkinson's years before symptoms even appear! Dr. Mollenhauer explains how a blood test can predict the disease up to seven years in advance, offering hope for earlier intervention and better outcomes.
She also highlights the multifactorial nature of Parkinson's, discussing genetic factors and environmental risks like pesticides. But that's not all – the episode takes a sharp turn into the spine industry with Dr. Alfred Bonati. He passionately critiques the widespread use of spinal fusions, arguing that many of these procedures are unnecessary and often harmful. Dr. Bonati's approach focuses on less invasive techniques, boasting high success rates and quick recoveries.
His insights challenge conventional practices and raise questions about why ineffective methods persist. Through engaging discussions, personal stories, and a sprinkle of humour, this episode offers both hope and scepticism. Whether you're curious about cutting-edge science or frustrated by outdated medical practices, there's something here for you. So, why not dive in and see how these revelations might impact your understanding of health care?