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Translational neuroscience in psychoeducation: Mapping nonmotor circuitry to clinical management in movement disorders
Non-motor symptoms (NMS) affect nearly all patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD) and related movement disorders, with a mean of roughly 8–10 discrete symptoms per individual. Their effect on quality of life often exceeds that of motor features, yet NMS remain under-recognized and undertreated, part
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