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Parkinson's disease different from huntington's disease ?
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Alzheimer's destroys memory, whileParkinson's and Huntington's affect movement. ... Different proteins are implicated in each disease: tau in Alzheimer's, alpha-synuclein inParkinson's and huntingtin inHuntington's disease. The Loyola study focused on how these misfolded protein clumps invade a healthy brain cell


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Ans ➡️ Parkinson's disease dementia. ... Another complicating factor is that many people with both Lewy body dementia and Parkinson's disease dementia also have plaques and tangles — hallmark brain changes linked to Alzheimer's disease

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