Parkinson’s UK Award Cellestial Health £55,000 to Continue Exploring Networks of Brain Cells That May Hold Answers for New Treatments for Parkinson’s
There are many different types of cells in the brain. We know that in Parkinson’s, brain cells that produce dopamine become damaged and start to die over time. However, it’s possible that other types of brain cells could also become damaged, and they may even play a role in why dopamine cells become unwell.